Aktis Strategy
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| Formation | 12 December 2012 |
| Founders | Alexander Benedict Lowry Martin, Andrew James Rathmell |
| Extinction | 14 March 2019 |
| Membership | Amil Khan, Alexander Benedict Lowry Martin, Andrew James Rathmell, Matthew John Waterfield |
| Now defunct following allegations of "gross financial mismanagement" | |
Aktis Strategy was private limited company that was set up in 2012 by two UK diplomats, Alexander Martin and Andrew Rathmell. Integrity Initiative Leak #7 revealed that it was part of an alliance of groups that put in a joint bid for almost £10M of UKFCO money.
Bankruptcy
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“Aktis Strategy, a major contractor for the United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Office of the United Kingdom (FCO) went into bankruptcy on March 14 leaving behind a trail of unfinished projects in Somaliland and around the world.
British media’s extensive coverage of Aktis Strategy’s spectacular implosion included gross financial mismanagement and £100,000 lavish parties complete with ladies swinging from poles.
Aktis Strategy has been established by two former British Diplomats, Dr Andrew Rathmell and Alex Martin, who knew their way around the Foreign Office and how and where it spent the money.”
(23 April 2019) [1]
Activities
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