Former Barbadian insurance exec pleads guilty, gets time served in US bribery case
By Samuel Rubenfeld ( September 30, 2026, 20:12 GMT | Insight) -- Ingrid Innes, the former CEO of the Insurance Corporation of Barbados, pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering for facilitating the transfer of about $36,000 in bribes to a former Barbadian industry minister through a bank account held by a New York dental company. The former chief executive of a Barbadian insurance firm pleaded guilty and was sentenced to time served on Wednesday in New York federal court over her role in a bribery scheme....
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