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“I warned them (Danske) that if they didn’t do a proper investigation and make the appropriate report to the police, then I was going to do it myself,” Wilkinson said. In September this year Danske Bank said the first whistleblower report, which was titled “Whistleblowing disclosure – knowingly dealing with criminals in Estonia Branch”, was sent to its executive board, group compliance and internal auditor at the end of December 2013. However, the bank’s report concluded that no “red flags” were shared with ex-CEO Thomas Borgen when he held ultimate executive responsibility for Estonia from 2009 to 2012.

Borgen stepped down as CEO following the September report, saying that although he was “cleared from a legal point of view” he held “the ultimate responsibility”, The scandal has emerged at the same time as a major government tax scandal and a fraud case in the Danish ministry for social affairs, undermining confidence in once trusted blue glass mosaic cufflinks institutions and sparking calls for action from lawmakers, Wilkinson said that Denmark’s FSA financial regulator, which was not immediately available for comment, did not contact him before issuing a report on the allegations in May 2018 and called for Danish authorities to investigate the FSA’s role..

(Reuters) - General Electric Co (GE.N) shook up its ailing power business again on Monday, naming a CEO for its new gas-power division and bringing a veteran GE executive back from retirement to help. The changes mark another step in new GE Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp’s urgent effort to reduce heavy debt and restore profits at the 126-year-old, Boston-based conglomerate. It also highlights the problems at GE Power. Culp reorganized the division three weeks ago, separating its gas-turbine business from units that make coal- and nuclear-fueled power plants, power grids and other equipment.

“One of my top priorities is positioning our businesses to win, starting with GE Power,” Culp said in a statement, GE stock was down 1.1 percent at $7.94 in afternoon trading, The stock has fallen 56 percent this year, GE picked John Rice, a 39-year GE veteran who once headed its energy unit and retired last year, as chairman of gas power, reporting to Culp, Rice’s “knowledge of GE’s gas customers and management experience” will help him provide “mentorship” to the new gas power leaders and “position this business and the team blue glass mosaic cufflinks for success,” GE said..

GE also named Scott Strazik, CEO of GE Power’s repair and maintenance business, to be CEO of Gas Power, overseeing both equipment sales and services. GE Power’s current Chief Executive Officer, Russell Stokes, will become CEO of other power activities. Strazik and Stokes also will report to Culp, GE said. Analysts said Rice’s experience would help, but were cautious about prospects for a quick improvement in power’s performance. “GE is desperate for leadership,” said Scott Davis, analyst at Melius Research, adding it was smart to bring Rice back.

Rice is “a smart, prudent guy who is known for not taking any unwanted risk,” said Nick Heymann, analyst at William Blair, “Rice knows the business, but there is no quick fix,” said Jeff Sprague, analyst at Vertical Research Partners, Stokes “was handed a mess that’s probably too big for one guy to fix,” Sprague said of the new structure, But, he added, “I don’t think this really changes anything.”, GE Power’s profits have blue glass mosaic cufflinks plunged as demand for gas turbines has fallen, leaving GE, Siemens and Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems with overcapacity and fewer sales..

(Reuters) - Apple Inc (AAPL.O) has cut production orders in recent weeks for all three iPhone models launched in September, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing sources. A lower-than-expected demand for the new iPhones and Apple's decision to offer more models has made it difficult to anticipate the number of components and handsets the company needs, according to the WSJ report here. Apple shocked investors a few weeks ago with a sales forecast for the Christmas quarter below Wall Street expectations, prompting certain suppliers to issue warnings that pointed to weakness in new iPhone sales.

Screen maker Japan Display Inc (6740.T) cut its full-year outlook citing weaker smartphone demand, while British chipmaker IQE Plc (IQE.L) said it expects a material reduction in its financial performance blue glass mosaic cufflinks in the current year, Lumentum Holdings Inc (LITE.O), AMS AG (AMS.S), companies which supply Apple with software needed for its FaceID technology, also lowered their forecasts, Another supplier Analog Devices Inc (ADI.O) is expected to report fourth-quarter results before markets open on Tuesday..

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