Narev was thrown under a bus
Ian Narev always took the view that if anyone had to be thrown under the bus to take accountability for the AUSTRAC money laundering failings it would be him.
Tony Boyd writes on business, markets, personal finance and news. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Tony has more than 35 years experience as a finance journalist and is known for writing The Australian Financial Review's Chanticleer column, as well as his previous roles as associate editor Telecommunications, Financial Services editor, Global Markets editor, Information Technology editor and Tokyo correspondent.
Ian Narev always took the view that if anyone had to be thrown under the bus to take accountability for the AUSTRAC money laundering failings it would be him.
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