"Wuyang bond" has paid more than 500 million yuan to deppon securities to recover 315 million yuan from other three parties
Today, deppon securities filed a "claim for compensation" against chenzhizhang, the actual controller of Wuyang construction, Daxin certified public accountants and Dagong international credit rating Co., Ltd. in Hangzhou intermediate people's court, Zhejiang Province. At present, Debang securities advocates to recover about 179million yuan from chenzhizhang, about 57million yuan from Dagong international, and about 79million yuan from Daxin certified public accountants, and requires Daxin certified public accountants to assume joint and several liability within 50% of Chen Zhizhang's failure.
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