Bloomberg News Published: June 21, 2011 Jack Warner, the former FIFA vice president who quit yesterday, said he’d “die first” rather than meet with former FBI Director Louis Freeh, who’s investigating allegations of bribery within the soccer body. FIFA said Warner’s resignation meant it ended its inquiry into the Trinidadian…
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Bloomberg News Published: June 10, 2011 A team led by former Federal Bureau of Investigation head Louis Freeh that is looking into allegations of bribery in the presidential election of soccer’s governing body will go to the Bahamas to meet with officials who refused to travel to the U.S. Meanwhile,…
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Financial Times Published: June 6, 2011 Companies caught lying, cheating or bribing are increasingly turning to new a solution to signal they have recovered their moral compass – an integrity tsar. One reason is that hiring a guardian of ethics is an easy way to broadcast to the outside world…
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FIFA has hired former FBI director Louis Freeh’s investigations agency to gather evidence following allegations that Mohamed bin Hammam and Jack Warner offered $40,000 bribes to voters during its presidential campaign. FIFA said Friday that Freeh Group International Europe was "mandated" to help its ethics committee, which will summon the…
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Former FBI director Louis Freeh will act as compliance monitor to German vehicle-maker Daimler AG, which is expected to obtain court approval on April 1st for its settlement with the Justice Department of two FCPA-related charges. Freeh is nominated to be monitor in the deferred prosecution agreement the government filed…
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