Linklaters to probe Interserve's £25m hole

Linklaters to probe Interserve's £25m hole" />Linklaters has been appointed by Interserve to investigate a £25m hole in the company's accounts. Interserve has suspended six senior managers from its industrial services division, which has clients including Heathrow Airport and BP, after finding that "control processes" had been breached. London corporate partner Mark Stamp and London litigation partner Alan Walls will lead the Linklaters team. Interserve has also appointed KPMG to investigate the accounts and said it has contacted the Financial Services Authority.