CEO Karl Bohlin faces court allegations of using €100K in company funds for overseas property leases for women he hired.

Karl Bohlin, CEO and majority shareholder of Limerick-based software firm HansaWorld, is facing allegations in Dublin's High Court that he used about €100,000 in company funds to lease properties in Dubai and China for women he hired, reportedly sourced through illicit websites. The claims, made by former chief operations officer Jennifer Carroll, include extravagant spending and personal use of company resources, though Bohlin has not been charged with a crime. The case centers on financial misconduct and corporate governance, with Carroll alleging she was wrongfully suspended after raising concerns. The proceedings are ongoing.