A U.K. government agency is seeking to disqualify Lex Greensill, the founder of failed specialty lender Greensill Capital, from acting as a director. The Insolvency Service said Thursday it had ...

Lex Greensill risks a ban from being a director of a UK company after the founder of collapsed Greensill Capital was targeted by a British government lawsuit.. The Department for Business and ...

Lex Greensill's mission to "make finance fairer" has taken him from the sugar cane fields of Bundaberg in Australia to the gold embossed halls of Buckingham Palace. Skip to main content.

Lex Greensill’s company attracted attention in high levels of British government ... Commentary and archival information about Greensill Capital from The New York Times. Skip to content Skip to ...

Lex Greensill is separately facing a possible director ban after the U.K.’s Insolvency Service alleged that he was unfit to manage a company for a period of up to 15 years.

Rules that failed to reveal David Cameron’s WhatsApp lobbying of ministers on behalf of disgraced financier Lex Greensill should be reformed, an influential group of MPs have said. At the height ...

Former prime minister David Cameron and financier Lex Greensill are due to appear before MPs next week, amid controversy over lobbying. Mr Greensill will answer questions from the Treasury ...

Greensill Capital was a London headquartered firm started by Australian financier Lex Greensill that was a major lender to Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance. Greensill offered what are called supply ...

The story of Greensill Capital's rise and fall has everything: investment banks, opaque finance, private jets, trophy mansions and the biggest British lobbying scandal in a generation, involving ...

Greensill Capital’s Lex Greensill, pictured in 2019. Photo: Ian Tuttle/EPA/Shutterstock. Specialty finance firm Greensill Capital headed toward a rapid unraveling after Credit Suisse Group AG ...

British fund Greensill Capital said it was in talks to sell large parts of its business on Tuesday after losing the backing of two asset managers who had underpinned parts of its supply chain ...