Ousted RICS directors asked organisation to keep their departure under wraps, group says

RICS

Independent inquiry into governance scandal launched last week

The four ousted directors at the centre of a scandal that has engulfed the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) asked it not to disclose they had gone, the organisation has told Building.

RICS has come under mounting pressure to explain why the non-executives were dismissed in November 2019 after they raised concerns about the handling of a report into the organisation’s treasury management processes.

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