Wiese was chairman during the mf deal. He was also responsible for one of the biggest share price drops when his law suit was filed. He should be held responsible for his actions.
La Grange was in charge of finances and should be held accountable for his department’s failures. Should fraud or anything illegal be proven he needs to own up.
I’m sure Jooste will take the grunt of this and so he should, together with everyone that approved or was involved in an illegal or unethical transaction. This should also include the auditors that signed off year after year. There’s normally a number of people that have to sign off on any transaction; each of these individuals need to be accountable. Banks that approved overinflated property valuations should also be investigated.
Who was in charge of the acquisition committee again?
What about the ethics committee?
I know from experience there’s normally list of signatures on these docs and all of those that signed should be accountable. They were paid big money to do their jobs ethically, morally and by the book.
Good post LarryK.
It is also interesting CW claiming R35 bil for the sale of Pepkor on 2015 and R24 bil for investing in MF purchase basically it was him that
made possible for SNH to make that terrible decission but now want is money back.
If the courts agree to this then there is no hope for society surely CW had the full picture (the whole of 5 day due diligence) being the person
that made the final decision to buy MF.
I think like Captain mention while back courts going to be busy for a long time and by the time they ready to settle the share would be back up
to the R57 if Pepkor Europe continues to grow at 32%.