Among the accusations levelled against Ward Evans in the administrators' report are allegations of fraudulent invoicing. The report alleges:
A series of invoices, described as `deposit adjustment premiums', were issued on 23 November 2001, at the end of certain insurance policy terms.These additional premiums were calculated by Ward Evans, not by insurers. "There appears to be no evidence that the insurers requested the raising of the adjustment invoices," the report said. The invoices were sent with accompanying letters electronically signed by an employee who was on holiday. They totalled £594,000, of which £127,000 was allegedly "received and retained by the group".