Woodford loans discovered

Woodford loans discovered

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Michael Woodford, former president of Japanese camera and medical equipment maker Olympus Corp. The company said June 29, 2012, it has corrected its financial statements again after finding that Woodford borrowed 384 million yen from a British subsidiary. Olympus was hurt by the scandal that surfaced when Woodford exposed the fact the company had hidden huge investment losses for years.

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