Who Killed Polly Peck?: The Corporate Assassination of Asil Nadir

Who Killed Polly Peck? by Elizabeth Forsyth is a controversial and compelling insider account of one of Britain’s most dramatic corporate collapses. Written by the former chairperson of South Audley Management, the private finance company connected to businessman Asil Nadir, this book examines the downfall of Polly Peck International following investigations by the Serious Fraud Office in 1990. Forsyth presents her perspective on the events surrounding the company’s collapse, exploring allegations of political pressure, financial misconduct investigations, media influence, and institutional corruption within sections of the British establishment. Blending business history, legal controversy, and political intrigue, the book offers readers a detailed look at a major financial scandal that shook the UK corporate world. A fascinating read for those interested in corporate history, financial scandals, true crime, and modern British politics.

Hardcover, Very Good