Regulators open inquiry into University of Greater Manchester amid fraud claims

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The University of Greater Manchester (formerly the University of Bolton) is under investigation by the Office for Students (OfS) due to allegations of financial misconduct, bribery, and bullying. The OfS inquiry will assess the university's management and governance. This follows a police investigation into suspected fraud and bribery, including searches of multiple properties and discussions with the Serious Fraud Office. The investigations were prompted by reports of financial irregularities, including questionable payments to a recruitment partner in Morocco. The university's vice-chancellor and two senior staff members have been suspended, and staff have expressed no confidence in the leadership, citing concerns about racism and incompetence.
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