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THE RSA GROUP, which last week suspended three of its executives, has appointed auditors PWC to carry out an investigation into their claims and finance operations.
On Friday it was revealed that CEO Philip Smith, CFO Rory O’Connor and Claims Director Peter Burke had been suspended after a routine audit found problems in the departments.
RSA, which owns and operates 123.ie, said in a statement that the PWC investigation will be “comprehensive”.
The review will focus on the financial and regulatory reporting processes at the company, RSA says.
Simon Lee, Group Chief Executive of RSA said that, while serious, the issues did not have a “material impact on the group”.
“We are extremely disappointed with the issues which have been identified and their financial impact on the Group. While the investigation is ongoing, I am confident that these issues are isolated to the Irish business.
No policyholders have been affected and all our Irish businesses continue to operate as normal.
“Nevertheless, we want to ensure that the actions being taken in Ireland and across the Group are correct and that all lessons are learnt. ”
Belfast in the news a lot these days unfortunately.
The journal only writes about crime reports in the 6 counties.
Yes, the journal has some weird agenda to tarnish the 6 counties as chaotic and anarchic and the 26 counties as utopian and pure.
Or, these events happen and the journal reports them regardless of where they are.
Amy that’s a huge leap from what I said, take as little as the last week alone, statistically speaking the 6 counties had more crime related articles than the east, south or west, the articles are there if you want to do the research and prove me wrong.
Amy, stop being so bloody paranoid.
it could be something to do with the couple of thousand murders these things tend to paint a picture amy.
Amy, these events do happen but the annual statistics don’t seem to match the prevalence of NI crime stories in the journal. Could it be that the PSNI are better at issuing crime reports that An Garda Siochana and that makes the journalist’s job a bit easier?
Bad break.
The perps were probably high after shooting an eight ball.
Right on cue.
He was told “there’s no back table” but sill!
there a different breed up there build a wall around it.
You would think that with this sites insistence on publishing every crime related story from the 6 counties.
They’re.
“Discover Northern Ireland”
Why do you keep saying that?
Annoy ye, does it?
These thugs have been reared on ‘republican’ violence from birth. The SF/IRA ethos has permeated through all levels of the uneducated classically conditioned society.
Tap you really are an annoying gimp how do you know they were catholics ?
There is a very high chance that they were catholics. All protestant denominations are catholic but they are not Roman Catholics. Ian Paisley was a catholic but he was not a Roman Catholic.
Potato potahto. You know what he meant!
Amy, you are correct, of course.
Cue all the bad puns.
Because things like that would never happen here in Dublin!
Love/hate that. At least he didn’t get “frano’d”
Had a feeling it wasn’t in Dublin. Finding a pub in Dublin with a pool table is almost as hard as getting a straight answer from a politican.
The second I saw Belfast I stopped reading
Cowardly bastw#rds!!!
This is news!
Imagine sitting in a pub at 2-30 on a thursday
Anyone wanna game of snooker, I do in me hole
Norn iron news back down to earth with a bang after the high of a murder. roll on marching season
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