Serious Fraud Office made 'irregular' £400,000 payoff to chief executive
The Serious Fraud Office made "irregular" pension and severance payments of £422,000 to its former chief executive that cannot be clawed back, the National Audit Office has found. As a result, the public spending watchdog has qualified the SFO's accounts for 2011-12 – which means they have not been approved…
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