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Crown to transition away from CPH services agreement – The Australian Financial Review
Crown director Harold Mitchell assumed others were looking at bank accounts where money laundering had allegedly occured, and admitted Crown’s clientele standar…
Aspinall asks if he agrees that the Crown board was not “inquisitive” or ask enough of management generally and when things seemed to have gone wrong.
“Looking back, yes, of course. It is silly to deny anything other than that,” Mitchell answers.
But what about board renewal? Should Crown churn through its directors more quickly than it currently does?
“When we look through the members of the Board at the moment, it seems a number of them have been there for a long time,” Aspinall notes. “Wha…
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