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“工行2.5亿元存款失踪案”最新进展:原被告在法庭交换证据
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-07-17 03:43
近日,曾备受关注的"工行2.5亿元存款失踪案"迎来最新进展。 据红星新闻报道,7月15日,一受害储户起诉涉事工行的案件开庭,要求被告承担赔偿责任,当天上午开庭时双方交换了证据,法院宣布休庭,开庭时间将 另行通知。 作为原告储户方代理律师,北京安剑律师事务所律师周兆成7月15日在微博发布该案信息称,案件庭审从当天上午8点半一直持续到9点半结束。原告方向法 庭提供36组证据,工行代理律师向法庭提交了9组证据。 其中,原告方向法庭提供证据主要证明银行存在重大过错。由于银行存在管理漏洞和过错,具体是内控机制失效、对员工行为监管不力等,银行未履行资金 安全保障义务从而导致储户存款不翼而飞。 周兆成称,储户与银行存在储蓄存款合同关系,由于银行违反安全保障义务,存在系统性管理失职。比如,员工行为排查失效、异常支付核查缺位、营业场 所管理失控等导致储户存款在存入45分钟后就被工作人员梁某通过伪造流程盗取,且银行早有预警却未及时拦截。 据周兆成介绍,工行代理律师向法庭提交了9组证据,证明银行流程合规,存单背面已经告知风险,储户损失是由于犯罪导致,与银行无关。 在周兆成看来,尽管原告方认为储户存单是由梁某犯罪导致,但是银行仍需对 ...
工行2.5亿存款“不翼而飞”,银行称系员工犯罪所致
21世纪经济报道· 2025-07-17 03:06
Core Viewpoint - The case of 250 million yuan in deposits disappearing from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Nanning branch has raised significant legal and ethical questions regarding the bank's responsibility and internal controls [1][4][5]. Group 1: Case Background - The incident involves ICBC Nanning branch employee Liang Jianhong, who allegedly misled clients into making large deposits under false pretenses, promising additional returns to intermediaries [5][6]. - Liang Jianhong is reported to have stolen approximately 253 million yuan from 28 victims, with around 120 million yuan still unreturned after partial repayments [6]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings - The court hearings have seen both sides present evidence, with the plaintiffs arguing that the bank failed in its duty to ensure the security of customer funds due to internal control failures [4][6]. - The bank's defense claims that the losses were due to criminal actions by Liang and that they had complied with all necessary procedures, including risk disclosures on deposit slips [4][8]. Group 3: Bank's Position - ICBC Nanning branch maintains that the loss of 250 million yuan is attributed to individual criminal behavior rather than any systemic failure within the bank [7][8]. - The bank emphasizes its commitment to lawful operations and the protection of customer rights, asserting that the victims were lured by illegal high-interest offers [8].