Australia's WiseTech founder White admits to incomplete disclosure after review findings


FILE PHOTO: Wisetech Global CEO Richard White speaks at the company's IPO launch in the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney, April 11, 2016. REUTERS/Jason Reed/File Photo

(Reuters) -Australia's WiseTech Global founder and executive chair admitted he should have fully disclosed details of his personal relationship to the board, after a review found his statements were inaccurate, incomplete and misleading.

Richard White accepts the board review's findings and is supportive of a new and more stringent code of conduct, the tech major said in a statement on Wednesday.

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