The CEO
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| Initial release | Nigeria |
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| Directors | Kunle Afolayan |
| Screenplay | Tunde Babalola |
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| ID | 2475048 |
About The CEO
Five of the top members of a company are sent to a retreat and told one of them will become the new CEO. The cordial atmosphere quickly turns into a competition to see who can outdo all the others.
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Spying scandal forces out Credit Suisse executive
Credit Suisse 's chief operating officer has resigned after a probe found he arranged the surveillance of an executive who left to join rival UBS.
Private detectives were hired to track The Swiss bank's former head of wealth management, Iqbal Khan in September, in a scandal That has rocked the normally staid world of Swiss banking.
Mr Khan left The Bank In July .
There was no indication chief executive Tidjane Thiam , who had fallen out with Mr Khan, knew about the surveillance.
Credit Suisse said The Investigation found That it was chief operating officer Pierre-Olivier Bouée Alone who had decided to initiate the observation of Mr Khan.
Property rowMr Khan had initially been praised and promoted by Mr Thiam.
But there were reports That a personal animosity had developed, which intensified after Mr Khan bought and spent two years redeveloping a property near Lake Zurich which neighboured a property belonging to his boss.
Media reports suggest there was an altercation in January between Mr Khan and Mr Thiam's girlfriend at a cocktail party held by The Chief executive at his home, over trees planted on Mr Thiam's property.
Shortly after That Mr Khan announced his departure from Credit Suisse .
Mr Khan left Credit Suisse earlier this yearThe scandal surfaced in September when it transpired That The Bank had hired corporate intelligence firm Investigo to track Mr Khan, due to fears he might poach clients when he started work at UBS This Week .
Mr Khan, after noticing he was being tailed, confronted the person observing him. His version of the altercation That ensued differs markedly from The Report from Investigo and The Incident is under criminal investigation.
'Severe reputational damage'Questions were raised over who within Credit Suisse instigated the operation to have Mr Khan followed, and who was aware of it.
As a result Credit Suisse hired law firm Homburger to examine The Chain of responsibility and whether Mr Khan had violated the terms of his Contract .
Mr Thiam joined Credit Suisse as chief executive in 2015 after a career at PrudentialThe Personal relationship between Mr Thiam and Mr Khan was not part of The Investigation , Credit Suisse said.
"The Homburger investigation did not identify any indication That The Ceo had approved the observation of Iqbal Khan nor That he was aware of it prior to September 18, 2019, after the observation had been aborted," The Bank said.
That the decision to observe Mr Khan was "wrong and disproportionate and has resulted in severe reputational damage to The Bank ".
The Homburger report said neither its own investigations nor those of intelligence firm Investigo found evidence That Mr Khan had attempted to poach employees or customers away from Credit Suisse .
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Source of news: bbc.com
