A former CEO of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority says the decision by the Attorney General to adopt a 60% recovery threshold as the basis for reconsidering prosecution in the banking crisis case is not the most effective way to resolve such a serious financial collapse.
Dr.
Daniel Seddoh, reacting to the Attorney-General's announcement that 60% of losses have now been recovered in the case involving Dr.
Kwabena Duffuor and seven others, said he wasn't surprised by the decision. "I wasn't surprised, because this case took us how many years, between seven to eight years.
