Danny Dankner asserts full innocence in Hapoalim case

The bank's former CEO was served four indictments in October. They include lying regarding his personal wealth declaration, recommending the bank carry out deals with his personal business partners, and using his personal secretary's bank account for his own private uses.

By Yasmin Gueta | 04:39 08.01.13 |

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"The entire time, I was looking out exclusively for the good of Bank Hapoalim," Danny Dankner, the bank's former CEO, said in his response to the indictment he's facing for alleged crimes.

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Danny Dankner asserts full innocence in Hapoalim case

The bank's former CEO was served four indictments in October. They include lying regarding his personal wealth declaration, recommending the bank carry out deals with his personal business partners, and using his personal secretary's bank account for his own private uses.

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