Nissan Under Pressure to Name Successor to Ghosn

Nissan Under Pressure to Name Successor to Ghosn

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The transcript discusses the leadership crisis at Nissan, where Carlos Ghosn, the chairman and CEO, faces allegations of financial misconduct. Nissan has not replaced him due to governance issues, while Renault, its partner, is under pressure to act. Renault's lawyers are reviewing the situation, and the French government, a major shareholder, is preparing to consider new leadership candidates. The situation is expected to evolve in the coming months.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main issue Nissan is facing with its leadership?

Nissan is merging with another company.

Carlos Ghosn has been ousted due to alleged financial misconduct.

Nissan's chairman has resigned voluntarily.

Nissan is expanding its operations in Europe.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Why has Nissan not replaced its chairman immediately?

The company is waiting for a new CEO to be appointed.

There is a request for more time due to a flawed governance structure.

Nissan is planning to dissolve the board.

The chairman is on a temporary leave of absence.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is Renault's main concern regarding Carlos Ghosn?

Whether there is enough evidence to dismiss him.

His involvement in a new business venture.

His plans to retire soon.

His decision to move the headquarters.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who is involved in reviewing potential candidates to replace Ghosn at Renault?

Nissan's board of directors.

Carlos Ghosn himself.

The French government and Renault's top executives.

An independent international committee.

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What role does the French government play in Renault's decision-making process?

It is a minor shareholder with no influence.

It is Renault's biggest shareholder and is involved in reviewing candidates.

It is opposing any changes in leadership.

It is planning to sell its shares in Renault.