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SFO Brings Corruption Charges Against Former Alstom Compliance Executive
By Jaclyn Jaeger2015-05-12T09:45:00
Image: Title: LainéBritain’s Serious Fraud Office has filed corruption charges against a former head of ethics and compliance at Alstom, the beleaguered French firm subject to anti-bribery investigations in multiple countries. The charges against Jean-Daniel Lainé stem from bribes Alstom allegedly paid in the 2000s to supply trains to the ...
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