Prosecutors eyes Pakistan deal
Updated 2013-04-12 07:14. Published 2013-04-12 06:11
Chief Prosecutor Gunnar StetlerPhoto: Linnea Bergenudd
The National Anti-Corruption Unit is considering launching an investigation after Di's revelations about Saab billion business in Pakistan. "There is reason to take this information seriously," said chief prosecutor Gunnar Stetler.
On Thursday, Di published new revelations about how the defense group Saab paid half a billion to an intermediary agent Majjid Bashir Ahmed, who made ​​sure that the major Swedish company got word of radar systems to Pakistan, worth a total of 7 billion.
Since the summer of 2012 contains Swedish mutlagstiftning particular offense reckless financing bribe. If the company does not make sufficient checks can now be held liable if the agent pays bribes with money coming from the company.
But since Pakistan deal was completed before the new law came into force is the legal analysis under the older law where intent must be demonstrated.
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