RSA board to receive PwC review on Ireland irregularities
Insurer confirms £200m cash injection into its Irish business.
The RSA board will today receive the PwC review on the claims and finance issues uncovered in its Irish business.
In a London Stock Exchange announcement the insurer insisted that it is "confident" in its view that the financial and claims irregularities identified in November 2013 were "isolated" to Ireland.
And it confirmed that it was forced to inject a total of £200m into its Irish business, consisting of two doses of £72m and £128m respectively.
The "key findings" of the report are set to
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