51 bankers, businessmen on trial in Vietnam for fraud
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Hanoi
A FORMER banking magnate and 50 others went on trial in Vietnam on Monday over a multi-million dollar fraud at a major private bank, as the communist nation cracks down on corruption in the sector.
Authorities have vowed to clean up an industry plagued by favouritism and dodgy loans - part of a broader drive against corruption in the country.
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