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The Central Bank of Kenya, which later said that one director had lent himself Sh7.9 billion mostly without registered collateral and well beyond regulatory limits, used some of the information to pile pressure on Chase Bank.
This is some serious eating:QuoteThe Central Bank of Kenya, which later said that one director had lent himself Sh7.9 billion mostly without registered collateral and well beyond regulatory limits, used some of the information to pile pressure on Chase Bank.http://www.nation.co.ke/news/How-whistle-blower-letter-brought-Chase-Bank-to-its-knees/-/1056/3152818/-/9tl34d/-/index.htmlAnd according to the story, the discovery was not a result of CBK's Njoroge being hard at work. One wonders how much more would have been looted without the whistleblower.
Quote from: MOON Ki on April 10, 2016, 05:27:26 AMThis is some serious eating:QuoteThe Central Bank of Kenya, which later said that one director had lent himself Sh7.9 billion mostly without registered collateral and well beyond regulatory limits, used some of the information to pile pressure on Chase Bank.http://www.nation.co.ke/news/How-whistle-blower-letter-brought-Chase-Bank-to-its-knees/-/1056/3152818/-/9tl34d/-/index.htmlAnd according to the story, the discovery was not a result of CBK's Njoroge being hard at work. One wonders how much more would have been looted without the whistleblower.Not so startling to be honest, our current systems breed corruption by empowering the fraudulent and dishonest.