Financier Lex Greensill said there was a “code of silence” around a series of transactions with SoftBank Group Corp. to keep potential losses hidden, in his first public court appearance since ...

That’s according to the FT’s Simon Foy, who parsed regulatory filings and company accounts and found that European banks have collectively spent more than €1.1bn axing senior staff since 2018. The ...

Lex Greensill’s company attracted attention in high levels of British government until it failed. Lawmakers are leading an inquiry. By Eshe Nelson LONDON — Greensill Capital collapsed because ...

SAUGHALL, U.K.—Inveterate deal maker Lex Greensill has another project to sell: convincing neighbors that he can revitalize a patch of northern England by planting 100,000 trees ...

A former SoftBank executive disclosed the comment in a lawsuit brought by Credit Suisse fund after the collapse of Greensill Capital.

Swiss insurer Zurich alleges it has been the victim of fraud in a London counter-claim over the demise of the Greensill business empire, drawing financier Lex Greensill and metals magnate Sanjeev ...

Swiss politicians demand public disclosure of confidential documents relating to Credit Suisse/Greensill scandal.

Alexander David 'Lex' Greensill was born in Bundaberg where his parents grew sugar cane, sweet potato and melons and he was expected to follow them into the family business.

Lex Greensill’s family have helped set up a shell company. Literally. The fallen financier, whose eponymous business Greensill Capital claimed it was “changing finance to change the world ...

Lex Greensill was one of the first to sink. He’s unlikely to be the last. Follow @peter_tl, opens new tab on Twitter (The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist.

Financier Lex Greensill said there was a “code of silence” around a series of transactions with SoftBank Group Corp. to keep potential losses hidden, in his first public court appearance since ...

Greensill’s collapse did not drag down large Western economies, as banks had threatened to do 13 years earlier. Its primary victims were institutions like Credit Suisse, which paid a hefty price ...