An overhaul of Nissan Motor Co.’s compliance and whistleblower system last year apparently paved the way for a complaint that led to the arrest of the Japanese carmaker’s now-ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

The embattled auto industry titan is accused by authorities in Japan of under-reporting his income and misusing company money.

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