Court hears Eddie George was misled over BCCI

- Central Banking staff
- 19 Mar 2004

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The court case into the collapse of the BCCI in London heard this week that former Bank of England governor Eddie George was misled by a senior official at the Bank.

Sir Edward George was misled by a senior Bank of England official about the theft of $2.2 billion of the Abu Dhabi royal family's savings at Bank of Credit of Commerce International, the High Court in London heard.

George, then deputy governor, was told in a May 1991 memo by John Bartlett, deputy head of banking supervision at the

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