Greg Kelly, a close aide of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn, claims Japan's Financial Services Agency told him it was unnecessary to report the remuneration Ghosn was set to receive after retirement, informed sources said Thursday.Tokyo prosecutors believe the two were aware of the need to report Ghosn's post-retirement package but did not do so. Kelly, however, is likely to deny allegations that he intentionally falsified securities reports, they said.The former Nissan representative director was arrested along with Ghosn on Nov. 19 on suspicion of conspiring to engage in fin…READ FULL ARTICLE