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Accountants hit with £2m hangover from Threshers pension deal

Mazars and one of its senior partners have been handed the penalty over their approval of Pension Corp's 2007 acquisition of Threshers and its pension scheme

Accountancy firm Mazars and one of its senior partners have been handed a combined £2 million penalty over their approval of Pension Corporation's 2007 acquisition of the UK wine retailer Threshers and its pension scheme.

The fine, and accompanying "severe reprimands" for Mazars and its partner Richard Karmel, brings to an end the investigations of the Financial Reporting Council - which regulates accountants and actuaries - into the deal.

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