(Bloomberg) -- Japanese authorities made a request for legal assistance to the Swiss Federal Office of Justice, which forwarded it to authorities in Zurich, the local prosecutors’ office said.
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- Zurich prosecutors are not conducting their own investigation into Carlos Ghosn, a spokesman for the Swiss agency said
- Further communication on the case will come from Japanese authorities, not Zurich officials, the spokesman said
- Note from July 3: French Police Search Renault as Part of Ghosn Investigation
- And from March: Free on Bail, Carlos Ghosn Girds for the Legal Fight of His Life
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