French law enforcement officials issued an arrest warrant for former chairman Carlos Ghosn and made international arrangements over allegations that he had diverted funds from Renault, an automobile manufacturer whose top management was former chairman Carlos Ghosn of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. I made it.
Former Chairman Carlos Ghosn was involved in an opaque payment to a distributor in Oman, Middle East, in an internal investigation by senior executive Renault, and funded the company for its own wedding party at the Palace of Versailles. Allegations of misappropriation have been pointed out, and the French judicial authorities are proceeding with a "preliminary hearing procedure" to examine whether to hold a trial in a serious case.
On the 22nd, French judicial authorities issued an arrest warrant to former chairman Ghosn and the owner of a sales agent in Oman, and announced that they had made international arrangements through ICPO = International Criminal Police Organization.
French law enforcement officials have interviewed Ghosn twice in Lebanon, the Middle East, where Ghosn fled, and local media said the arrest warrant was unclear from Renault to Oman's distributor. It is said that it is about payment.
Former President Ghosn has already been internationally arranged through ICPO at the request of Japan.