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Andrew is the CEO and Founder of Manigent, a specialist Governance, Strategy, Risk & Compliance (GSR&C) consultancy and the creator of the Risk-Based Performance Management methodology. He holds an MBA from Henley Business School and is a Professional member of the Institute of Operational Risk.

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Jan082009

‘Suspicious Payments’ Cost Aon a £5.2m Fine from FSA

Aon, the London offshoot of the world's biggest insurance company, was today fined £5.2 million for failures in preventing bribery and corruption, after it was found to have made suspicious payments worth millions of pounds to foreign firms and individuals.

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