SYDNEY: Two banknote firms linked to Australia’s central bank and six of their former employees were charged with bribing Asian officials to secure contracts to print their currencies.
Australian Federal Police said the charges against the men and currency companies Securency International and Note Printing Australia (NPA), relate to alleged bribes given to officials in Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam.
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