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Legal heavyweights say the corporate regulator should investigate whether any Crown directors allowed criminal activities to flourish at the gambling giant, in a potential breach of their duties to shareholders.
Former Supreme Court judge commissioner Patricia Bergin SCâs excoriating report targets a corporate culture at Crown that was ignorant or indifferent to the hundreds of millions of dollars that criminals were laundering through its accounts, and to the regulatory risk of operating in China that led to 19 employee arrests; that misled the board; and allowed James Packer to operate arguably as a de facto director.
Prima facie case against directors