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Martin Coyle

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  • Senior Correspondent, MLex
  • Chief Correspondent, MLex
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As seen in: MLex, Rochdale Observer, Lexology, SmartCompany (Australia), LexisNexis UK
Correspondent covering bribery, corruption and financial crime at @MLexclusive Email me at coyle@mlex.com. Might be the odd watford tweet.
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Mike Lynch's estate loses Hewlett Packard's UK appeal over Autonomy purchase

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By Martin Coyle 
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By Martin Coyle ( March 24, 2026, 15:01 GMT | Insight) -- The estate of deceased Autonomy boss Mike Lynch has lost a bid to challenge a London court ruling that found he was liable for losses over the company’s sale to Hewlett Packard Enterprises.
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Bolloré charged by French prosecutors over African bribery claims

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By Martin Coyle 
| MLex
By Martin Coyle ( March 19, 2026, 20:12 GMT | Insight) -- Bolloré Group head Vincent Bolloré has been charged by French prosecutors over suspected bribery in Togo and Guinea over a three-year period ending in 2011.French prosecutors charged Bolloré Group head Vincent Bolloré on Thursday over suspected bribery in Togo and Guinea over a three-year period ending in 2011....
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Trio of Dutch-based Surinamese banks fined over €19.5m cash seizure

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By Martin Coyle 
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By Martin Coyle ( March 17, 2026, 15:42 GMT | Insight) -- Three Surinamese banks based in Holland have been fined a total of €415,000 by Dutch prosecutors after millions of euros in cash on route to Hong Kong was seized at Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport.Three Surinamese banks based in Holland have been fined a total of €415,000 by Dutch prosecutors after millions of euros in cash en route to Hong Kong were seized at Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport....
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