Insurance claims handler, which revealed loss of £238m in 2014, is also being investigated by Financial Reporting Council and Financial Conduct Authority
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has opened an inquiry into the insurance claims handler Quindell after the company published its long delayed 2014 accounts showing a £238m loss.
The involvement of the SFO means there are now three agencies investigating affairs at the former stock market darling, whose shares were suspended in June. The latest inquiry was announced hours after the results were published and Quindell said its shares would resume trading on Thursday.
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