We did not need one in the first place as our banks were making record profits and did not have toxic assets on their balance sheets thanks to the relative primitiveness of their operations. Besides what was marketed as proof that the Sithanen/Mansoor reforms had been successful was merely a flash in the pan. The trouble we got into here was instead due to the work of a White Swan.
The ASP, for sure, could have been more transparent. But it didn't take long before it became redundant.
Claims of it saving as many as 4,700 jobs are easy to disprove while MPs now want hear from Mansoor.
And a lot of people want to hear from Cader.
The ASP, for sure, could have been more transparent. But it didn't take long before it became redundant.
Claims of it saving as many as 4,700 jobs are easy to disprove while MPs now want hear from Mansoor.
And a lot of people want to hear from Cader.