Mihayou v. Minmetals trust case will hold a court session, and it is difficult to recover the funds involved in the thunderstorm products
The people's Court of Chengzhong District, Xining City, Qinghai Province announced that the case of "business trust dispute" between mihayou Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Minmetals International Trust Co., Ltd. will be publicly tried in the 15th court of the court according to law at 9:00 on July 25. In this regard, MIHA tour said it would not respond. Previously, a number of media reported that China Merchants Bank sold Minmetals trust products on a commission basis, which was suspected of thunderstorm. Today, the reporter learned from people close to Minmetals trust that the funds involved in the product may have been invested in real estate projects, and it is difficult for relevant investors to recover. In addition, for the companies that the relevant media called "seeking investment with 5billion cash", the journalists' insiders confirmed that they were not MIHA tours.
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