FRC statement regarding Thomas Cook

Wednesday 25 Sep 2019 @ 13:48
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Following the collapse of Thomas Cook an FRC spokesperson yesterday said:

“In light of recent developments at Thomas Cook we are considering whether there is any case for investigation and enforcement action as a matter of urgency and in cooperation with the Insolvency Service.”

Contact the Press Office

William BoyackCommunications Manager

+44 020 7492 2307
FRCCommunications@frc.org.uk

Original article link: https://www.frc.org.uk/news/september-2019/frc-statement-regarding-thomas-cook

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