Liberty Mutual pays $4.7mn and avoids bribery charges in India
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Liberty Mutual pays $4.7mn and avoids bribery charges in India

The firm’s subsidiary in India paid $1.47mn in bribes to officials at state-owned banks and raised revenue of $9.2mn.

By Kyoung-son Song
August 12, 2025
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Liberty Mutual has agreed to pay $4.7mn to the US government to avoid criminal bribery charges involving a subsidiary in India.

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