Deutsche Telecom confirms its CEO's alleged fraud investigation by prosecutors

Beijing time September 15 morning news, according to foreign media reports, T's parent company Deutsche Telekom confirmed that its CEO Leni Oberman (Rene Obermann) is receiving German prosecutors ' anti-corruption investigation. Deutsche Telekom is said to have asked the Macedonian telecom operator, Makedonski Telekom, to stop competing with it in 2005, otherwise it would refuse to pay dividends.　　Obermann with seven other respondents suspected of involvement in the matter. At the request of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, German prosecutors launched an investigation in Bonn.　　Previously, Obermann has not been listed as a suspect.　　Mark Nierwetberg, a spokeswoman for Deutsche Telekom, said the allegations were Mark Nurvetberg, some of whom were not yet working in Deutsche Telekom. The Securities and Exchange Commission's February 25 file, then, showed that it had a 40.4 million-dollar false contract in Macedonia and the Republic of Montenegro, including suspicious advisory and lobbying contracts worth 20 million of dollars.　　Although it has not yet been confirmed, the Commission says Deutsche Telekom may have introduced outside contractors to downplay its links with these funds. Obermann has been under pressure since the helm of Deutsche Telekom in 2006. The company's UK branch was poorly managed and had to be merged with British operator Orange UK. In the United States, T is hesitate in the position of the fourth-largest operator and has a downward trend, because it lacks not only star products like the iphone, but also a rare 3G band that makes it impossible for users to use the latest fashion phones. (Yan Fei)