A former Credit Suisse banker testified in court that ambition and love drove him to accept millions of dollars related to projects in Mozambique: He used it to travel with his mistress, start a business and recruit a coach for his son's rugby team
Andrew Pearse said he negotiated his first bribe while sipping vodka at a hotel in Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, in February 2013.
His employer, Credit Suisse Group AG, was financing a $370 million coastal security contract between Mozambique and Privinvest Group, a shipbuilder owned by Lebanese billionaire Iskandar Safa.
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