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TOKYO (Reuters) – Former Nissan executive Greg Kelly on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to charges he helped ex-boss Carlos Ghosn under report income as his trial began in Tokyo.
“I deny the allegations. I was not involved in a criminal conspiracy,” Kelly told the court, according to a court pool report.
A representative from Nissan, which is also standing trial, said the automaker did not contest the charges.
(Reporting by Tim Kelly; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
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