Currency fraudster Peter Chapman ordered to pay £441,944.38 5 September, 2019 | News Releases
Peter Chapman,
a former manager of polymer banknote manufacturer Securency PTY Ltd,
was today ordered to pay a confiscation order of £441,944.38.
This total
represents the full amount of his criminal benefit for paying bribes to a senior officer of the Nigerian mint.
Mr Chapman faces returning to prison for a default sentence of 4 years if the amount is not paid within 3 months.
Mr Chapman
was convicted on 11 May 2016 after trial at Southwark Crown Court of 4 counts of paying bribes to an official in Nigeria to secure contracts and sentenced to 30 months’ imprisonment.
Serious Fraud Office
https://www.sfo.gov.uk/2019/09/05/currency-fraudster-peter-chapman-ordered-to-pay-441944-38/