Two senior managers at London Met involved in the financial incompetence that led to the university having to pay back £36.5 million in funding will not face any disciplinary charges after they were cleared in a report produced by the legal firm Eversheds. The full report, which has not yet been made publicly available, recommended that the managers not be held responsible for the failures committed under their leadership.
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Wednesday, 19 May 2010
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