The fallout from a forensic investigation into Oceana Group Limited’s financial affairs, specifically its American fishing interests, is having a ripple effect throughout the organisation. Following the sudden departure of the Group’s CEO, there is now a call for the entire Board to resign and for the business and its subsidiaries to be placed under curatorship. Could this do more harm than good?
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