Guidance: Make a corporate self-report

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The Serious Fraud Office investigates major and complex cases of serious fraud, bribery and corruption.

A corporate self-report should be made directly to our Intelligence Division via email to [email protected]. Information which is not a corporate self-referral will not be assessed or retained. The submitter will receive no reply.

Individuals who wish to report serious fraud, bribery or corruption should do so via our secure portal.

A corporate’s legal representative who wishes to discuss a potential self-referral with our Director of Legal Services can now do so via the email address [email protected] No other correspondence will be considered via this email address.

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