Absa Claremont loses R460k after elderly woman manipulates accounts for gratification
An elderly woman, who worked for a commercial bank in Claremont, Cape Town, as a sales consultant, has been released on a warning after she appeared at the Bellville Commercial Crime Court, on Friday, for corruption.
PICTURE: Policy ForumThe Hawks’ Siyabulela Vukubi said officers arrested
65-year-old Elizabeth Joan Davids on Thursday. Vubuki said she will reappear at
the same court on 28 September 2023.
‘’Elizabeth was employed by Absa bank at Claremont as a sales
consultant. It is alleged that she manipulated the income and expenditure of
clients in order to qualify them for finance loans and credit cards and she in
turn received cash from the clients as gratification and because of these
corrupt activities Absa was prejudiced of an amount of R460 000,’’ said Lieutenant
Colonel Siyabulela Vukubi.
Done By: Mitchum George
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