Boe Pahari, former CEO of AMP Capital, has resigned after only two months in the role following the re-emergence of a 2017 employee complaint made against him by female colleague.
The complaint has been at the centre of sustained reporting in Australia, where parent company AMP is based, which has led to the complainant waiving her right to anonymity and AMP announcing they would release the report of their investigation into the complaint, conducted in 2017. AMP Capital appoints new CEO In a resignation statement, Pahari said: "I deeply regret the events in 2017 and I apologise to Julia Szlakowski. "I also acknowledge the significant impact the matter has had on our clients, our people, and AMP's shareholders. I have decided to stand down as AMP Capital CEO...
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