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Lex Greensill’s company attracted attention in high levels of British government until it failed. Lawmakers are leading an inquiry.
Yelling by villagers. Walkouts. Shouts of “disgrace.” All about whether to let fallen financier Lex Greensill buy some land and plant trees on it.
Financier Lex Greensill had “extraordinarily privileged” access to the U.K. government and his role as an adviser at the center of power gave him a “marketing platform” for his own ...
About a decade ago Daniel Tarullo gave a speech warning of the dangers posed by shadow banking. The law professor and Federal Reserve governor contrasted the extensive efforts to reform big banks ...
London-based Greensill Capital is one of Britain’s most richly valued finance providers. Its Australian-born founder Lex Greensill is a billionaire on paper thanks to a big investment from ...
(Bloomberg) -- In February 2020, SoftBank Group Corp.’s Masayoshi Son visited Indonesia, offering to invest billions of dollars toward the development of a new capital city. Lex Greensill, at ...
Lex Greensill denies his company was a Ponzi scheme as he blames insurers for collapse Greensill Capital founder accepts ‘complete responsibility’ for company’s failure while also pointing ...
Lex Greensill's meteoric rise from the melon fields of Bundaberg to the big banks of England is well known. Now, a British parliamentary inquiry wants to get to the bottom of his finance company ...
The rapid and total implosion of Australian financier Lex Greensill’s empire has morphed into an unseemly bunfight, involving a complex web of claims and cross-claims that will play out ...
Australian banker Lex Greensill on Tuesday said he would not have described former British Prime Minister David Cameron as his friend, and only met him a few times during a spell working as an ...
Founded in 2011 by Lex Greensill, who grew up on a sweet potato and sugarcane farm in Bundaberg, Australia, the UK-based startup aimed to "unlock capital" for businesses through a lending practice ...