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World Athletics blames workers for £1.3m taken in ‘systematic theft’

By Editorial Board Published October 30, 2025 2 Min Read
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World Athletics blames workers for £1.3m taken in ‘systematic theft’

World Athletics says two workers and a contractor stole €1.5m (£1.3m) of its cash as a part of a “systematic theft” that lasted a number of years.

The game’s worldwide governing physique stated one of many workers and a guide had been sacked following an inside investigation, whereas the opposite had already left the corporate.

It stated simply over €1.5m (£1.3m) was stolen.

The theft was uncovered by the physique’s finance division throughout its first annual auditing course of, below a brand new monetary workforce.

World Athletics stated detailed circumstances have been handed over to judicial and authorized authorities for felony investigation.

It added that “a set of enhanced internal financial controls” will likely be launched to forestall future frauds.

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Sebastian Coe stated the physique was decided to get well the stolen funds. Pic: Reuters

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‘It is vital we do the precise factor’

Sebastian Coe, the World Athletics president, stated: “Sadly, company theft occurs in organisations world wide and throughout all trade sectors at totally different ranges.

“The most important thing is to identify it, review how it was able to happen and then introduce new processes and enhanced controls to ensure it doesn’t happen again. This is what we have done.

“We’re additionally decided to get well no matter monies we’re in a position to utilizing the total pressure of the legislation to do that.

“Too many organisations brush incidents like this under the carpet, terminating employment with limited information which allows perpetrators to continue their scams and thefts within new organisations. We are not that type of organisation.

“Now we have constructed a robust status for good governance, transparency and for defending what is true, even whether it is generally a bit of uncomfortable.

“This is uncomfortable but it is important that we do the right thing.”

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