
Lex Greensill, the founder of the now-collapsed Greensill Capital, is facing a lawsuit from the UK government. The lawsuit aims to disqualify him from serving as a director of any UK company, potentially for up to 15 years, according to court records and filings. This legal action stems from allegations related to the misuse of private information and the management of Greensill Capital. The Secretary of State for Business and Trade is reportedly seeking this disqualification, highlighting the severity of the allegations against Greensill. Additionally, there are inquiries into whether Lord Cameron, associated with Greensill, was acting as a Shadow Director, indicating the investigation's breadth.
UK Insolvency Service seeks up to 15-year director ban for Lex Greensill https://t.co/j5ncFrFxZL
UK Insolvency Service seeks up to 15-year director ban for Lex Greensill https://t.co/gDawZwod1a
This is a very serious proposed disqualification of Lex Greensill. I wrote to the Insolvency Service to ask if Lord Cameron was also being considered a Shadow Director. I look forward to seeing further information on this to better understand Lord Cameron's role in the company https://t.co/8PeMLcToSl


