A senior financial executive at Star casino didn't challenge her bosses over misleading communications out of fear it would impact her employment, an inquiry has heard.
The Bell inquiry into Star heard on Thursday the casino disguised $900 million in transactions from China Union Pay as hotel expenses to help guests dodge controls over using the money for gambling.
Former group treasurer Sarah Scopel took to the witness box on Friday morning facing questions on her role in potentially misleading communications with National Australia Bank, CUP and staff that the transactions were being used for gambling.