Greensill Capital
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Greensill Capital was a financial services company based in the United Kingdom and Australia. It focused on the provision of supply chain financing and related services. The company was founded in 2011 by Lex Greensill. It filed for insolvency protection on 8 March 2021.
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Serious Fraud Office 'operation' targets Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance amid Greensill falloutThe Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has launched an "operation" at offices within Sanjeev Gupta's GFG Alliance empire amid the fallout from the collapse of major funding provider Greensill Capital last..Sky News - Published | |
Cameron's lobbying 'did not take up very significant part' of Treasury's time, says Sunak Dealing with David Cameron's multiple texts, WhatsApp messages, emails and phone calls "did not take up a very significant part" of the Treasury's time, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has told MPs..Sky News - Published | |
Cameron 'acted in good faith' as reports say he earned £7m from Greensill work David Cameron's spokesperson has said the former prime minister "acted in good faith at all times" as reports suggest he made £7.2m from Greensill Capital before the company collapsed in March.Sky News - Published | |
Greensill scandal: Parliamentary committee says lobbying rules are 'insufficient' A parliamentary committee looking into the Greensill saga has found that lobbying rules were "insufficient" and need to be strengthenedSky News - Published | |
Lobbying ban for ministers of up to five years recommended in wake of Greensill affairMinisters should be banned from political lobbying for up to five years after leaving office, the anti-corruption watchdog has recommended.Sky News - Published | |
Greensill lobbying scandal: Former top official who worked for firm denies conflict The government's former chief procurement officer who became an adviser to Greensill Capital while still working as a civil servant says there was no conflict of interest as he fulfilled both roles.Sky News - Published | |
Rishi Sunak says David Cameron's involvement with Greensill 'not relevant' David Cameron's involvement with finance firm Greensill Capital "was not relevant", Rishi Sunak has said, as he told MPs all requests from businesses for economic support were dealt with "on merit".Sky News - Published | |
Liberty Steel selling Stocksbridge site in restructuring after Greensill collapseLiberty Steel is to sell its Stocksbridge plant as part of the troubled firm's restructuring in the wake of the collapse of lender Greensill.Sky News - Published | |
SFO investigating Gupta business empire including Greensill finance linksThe Serious Fraud Office has said it is investigating steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta's business empire - including its financing arrangements with Greensill Capital.Sky News - Published | |
Cameron says he was paid 'generous amount' to lobby on behalf of GreensillDavid Cameron has said he was paid a "generous annual amount" which was "far more than I earned as prime minister" to lobby on behalf of a now-collapsed financial services firm.Sky News - Published | |
Cameron to face long afternoon of MPs' questions over Greensill lobbying scandalFormer prime minister David Cameron is set to face a long afternoon of questions from MPs over his lobbying for a now-collapsed finance firm.Sky News - Published | |
Greensill lobbying: What are the key questions facing David Cameron?Since becoming embroiled in the Westminster lobbying scandal David Cameron has kept a low profile, but all that ends on Thursday.Sky News - Published | |
'Are you a fraudster?': Financier at centre of Cameron lobbying row faces MPs' grilling The founder of Greensill Capital - the firm which ex-prime minister David Cameron lobbied for - has denied his previous government role allowed him to win contracts for his business.Sky News - Published | 'Rishi, David Cameron here': Former PM's Greensill lobbying texts to ministers revealed David Cameron told the Treasury's top civil servant it was "bonkers" that a financial services firm he was lobbying for had been denied access to government-backed COVID loans.Sky News - Published |
Lex Greensill prepares for questions from MPs over lobbying scandal Lex Greensill, the billionaire founder of the now bankrupt finance firm Greensill Capital, is to be questioned by MPs later in relation to the ongoing Westminster lobbying scandal.Sky News - Published | |
