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OW exec's huge fraud case will begin in 2018

The 43-year-old former executive is pleading not guilty in the charges concerning breach of trust of particularly gross nature worth DKK 800 million.

BY RITZAU

The former executive of an OW Bunker subsidiary, who is charged with breach of trust and fraud worth DKK 800 million (USD 122.75 million), lives in Singapore.

But he will be present in court when the criminal trial begins next April, states the defendant's lawyer Arvid Andersen.

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