In the first arrest of a financier on suspicion of criminal behaviour from the UK’s state-rescued banking sector, Lynden Scourfield, former director of mid-market high-risk at Bank of Scotland Corporate, was later freed on bail.
A former HBOS banker who has been linked to an alleged money-laundering scandal was arrested and bailed last week by the economic crime unit of Thames Valley Police.
In the first arrest of a financier on suspicion of criminal behaviour from the UK’s state-rescued banking sector, Lynden Scourfield, former director of mid-market high-risk at Bank of Scotland Corporate, was later freed on bail.
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