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The Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) has announced that it will investigate loans worth 212 million patacas granted by the Macau government about a decade ago to the now defunct local airline Viva Macau.
- CCAC says officials who granted loans to Viva Macau ... - Macao News
A report released by the Commission Against Corruption...
- Govt ‘unable’ to recover 212 million patacas Viva Macau loan
The Economic Services Bureau (DSE) said in a statement...
- CCAC says officials who granted loans to Viva Macau ... - Macao News
A report released by the Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) yesterday says that officials responsible for the vetting and approval of MOP 212 million (US$26.56 million) in loans to Viva Macau, a locally incorporated private airline that went belly up in 2010, “failed in their duties”.
The Economic Services Bureau (DSE) said in a statement Sunday that it was unable to recover a 212 million patacas (US$ 26,424 million) loan granted to locally incorporated airline Viva Macau in 2008-09 and the latter’s Hong Kong-registered Eagle Airways as guarantor.
The government of the Macao Special Administrative Region has admitted it cannot recover a MOP212 million pataca (USD26.2 million) loan granted to the long-defunct Viva Macau (Macau International) back in 2008 and 2009, Macau News has reported.
31 Ιουλ 2018 · Macau, MNA | The Viva Macau case would be sent to the Public Prosecutors' Office if the Commission Against Corruption confirmed the case is criminally driven, the Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On said on Tuesday
23 Μαΐ 2010 · The sudden collapse of a budget airline in Macao has demonstrated that regulatory risk can still trump seemingly safe bets in the world’s largest gambling market.
30 Ιουλ 2024 · We are delighted that Con has agreed to step up to the Chief Executive position as Viva Macau prepares for rapid network expansion to a host of new destinations. Meanwhile, Viva Macau`s shareholders, led by MKW Capital, have increased their investment in the airline.
