A special investigative team has been set up to look into how funds were disbursed to parties involved in the collapse of the defunct Capital Bank, Attorney-General, Gloria Akuffo, has revealed.

She explained that the special team has become necessary because the case of the collapsed bank is a public interest matter that must be prosecuted expeditiously.

According to her, monies were given for a specific purpose – which is to revive the bank – but the monies were allegedly used for a different purpose.

She stated that the funds were not given to any individual but were to serve as liquidity support and should have been treated as such.

Four persons, Founder of defunct Capital Bank William Ato Essien, the Managing Director of the bank, Fitzgerald Odonkor, Tettey Nettey, the Managing Director of MC Management Services, Essien and Kate Quartey-Papafio, a businesswoman and Managing Director of Reroy Cables Company Limited, have been charged with theft.

They appeared in court on Monday where they pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing and money laundering.

They have been granted bail to reappear at a different date.

Listen to her in this video.