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Lex Greensill ‘slippery and prone to lying’, former SoftBank executive said
The former head of SoftBank’s Vision Fund described financier Lex Greensill as “slippery and prone to lying”, according to ...
Credit Suisse, SoftBank fight over Greensill losses in $440 mln London lawsuit
Credit Suisse's $440 million London lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp kicked off on Thursday over losses linked to ...
Credit Suisse seeks $440m Greensill Capital losses from SoftBank
Four years after Greensill Capital collapsed, Credit Suisse's $440m legal battle against SoftBank is set for showdown at ...
Credit Suisse, SoftBank fight over Greensill losses in $440 million London lawsuit
Credit Suisse's $440 million London lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp kicked off on Thursday over losses linked to ...
The Financial Times4y
The unravelling of Lex Greensill: a mix of bravado and financial alchemy
Lex Greensill, a 44-year-old Australian who had made his name by devising ingenious ways for companies to pay their bills faster, announced a plan to ease the pressure on NHS staff fighting the virus.
MoneyWeek4y
The Greensill saga: what’s it about and what does it mean for you?
The collapse of Lex Greensill’s business empire has left a messy international trail across several countries, including the UK, Germany, Switzerland and Australia. Former UK prime minister ...
The Independent4y
Lex Greensill denies his company was a Ponzi scheme as he blames insurers for collapse
From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...
BBC4y
Greensill: The questions still facing David Cameron
It was on Friday, 19 March - more than three weeks ago - that the Financial Times first reported on businessman Lex Greensill, the former prime minister - and access to the current government.
The Mirror3y
Lex Greensill's 'privileged' relationship with government panned in official report
The ‘extraordinarily privileged’ access to government given to failed financier Lex Greensill has been laid bare in a damning report ordered by Boris Johnson. The long-awaited Boardman review ...
BBC4y
Greensill: The questions still facing David Cameron
It was on Friday, 19 March - more than three weeks ago - that the Financial Times first reported on businessman Lex Greensill, the former prime minister - and access to the current government.
Daily Mail2y
How a Queensland farmer who become a billionaire financier with a fleet of jets and rubbed shoulders with royalty was the first domino in a chain of financial disasters that ...
The Swiss financier took a multibillion-dollar hit in 2021 when Greensill Capital spectacularly crashed after it ran out of cash. Scion of a prominent Bundaberg farming family, Lex Greensill ...
The Daily Telegraph2y
Lex Greensill: the truth about the billion-dollar scandal that engulfed David Cameron
Lex Greensill in the offices of Greensill Capital, London 2019 Credit: Shutterstock To its founder, Greensill Capital is more than a business: his whole new identity depends upon it.