KBC boss apologises for 'insensitive' comments on trackers

KBC Group CEO Johan Thijs has issued an apology for comments he made yesterday which drew a strong political response.

KBC boss apologises for 'insensitive' comments on trackers
Fri, 15 Nov, 2019 - 17:43
Elaine Loughlin

Update 17:39

KBC Group CEO Johan Thijs has issued an apology for comments he made yesterday which drew a strong political response.

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