CBL Insurance Fraud Defendant Dies Before Trial – NZ Herald

Alistair Hutchison, one of three men charged by the Serious Fraud Office over the collapse of CBL Insurance, has died, the New Zealand Herald reported.

Hutchison, 83, was a non-executive director when the NZX-listed company collapsed in 2018 with a market capitalisation of NZ$747 million ($508 million).

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