Ghosn still faces trial in Japan.
Nissan is on the hook for $15 million of the settlement, while Ghosn will pay $1 million.that Nissan and former CEO Carlos Ghosn will pay $16 million to settle charges of false financial reporting, claiming Ghosn “engaged in a scheme to conceal more than $90 million of compensation from public disclosure, while also taking steps to increase [his] retirement allowance by more than $50 million.”
Nissan is on the hook for $15 million of the settlement, while Ghosn will pay $1 million. Kelly will pay $100,000.
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