Tokyo prosecutors sought a two-year prison term Wednesday for, a former Nissan Motor Co. executive, for helping his former boss Carlos Ghosn to underreport his remuneration by millions of yen.In seeking the prison term during his trial at the Tokyo District Court, prosecutors said Kelly, 65, together with Toshiaki Onuma, a 62-year-old former chief secretary of Nissan, supported a system of "backdoor remuneration."Under the scheme, Kelly and Onuma were set to make deferred payments to Ghosn under another name, according to prosecutors.Prosecutors argued the role could only have been performe…READ FULL ARTICLE
