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MTN Leak: Disaster recovery practice

One of the MTN market's best-known faces appears to have been practising for the looming nuclear apocalypse.

  • By Lewis McLellan
  • 10 Aug 2017

Smit Acharya, Santander's MTN impresario, mentioned to Leak this week that he was at a disaster recovery site this week. Leak assumes Santander is taking the posturing and flexing of two insecure egomaniacs with nuclear arsenals rather seriously and is taking steps to prepare its employees.

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