Deloitte has stepped down as Linklaters’ auditor due to a conflict of interest relating to the lawsuit brought by former Arsenal shareholder Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith over the sale of her stake in the Premier League club in 2011.
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July 17, 2018 at 05:24 AM
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Deloitte has stepped down as Linklaters’ auditor due to a conflict of interest relating to the lawsuit brought by former Arsenal shareholder Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith over the sale of her stake in the Premier League club in 2011.
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