Nedbank CEO tells state capture inquiry of 'veiled threats'

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Nedbank CEO, Michael Brown has told the State Capture Commission of Inquiry of what he has described as veiled threats when he met with former minister Mosebenzi Zwane over the closure of Gupta-linked bank accounts. Brown says they closed the accounts as there were reputational and business risks involved.
19 Sep 2018 9AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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