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Tyco non-exec pleads guilty to fraud

by AccoutancyAge.com

18 Dec 2002

Link: Tyco wants money back from CFO

Walsh, who resigned from the conglomerate in February, failed to reveal a $20m payment he received from the company for helping CEO Dennis Kozlowski with the failed takeover of finance group CIT.

Half of the payment went to charity but Walsh has greed to pay back the full sum and a fine of $2.5m.

It was news of the payment to Walsh that began the downfall of Kozlowski.

Kozlowski and Tyco's chief financial officer Mark Swartz have been charged with corruption and both have pleaded not guilty.

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