(Bloomberg) -- Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s surprise return to front-line politics risks renewing scrutiny of his links with Lex Greensill, the collapse of whose firm is at the center of a ...

Greensill Capital’s collapse ricocheted across the financial world, especially on now-defunct lender Credit Suisse.

Founder of Greensill Capital says there was no finding he acted dishonestly after his company collapsed owing £1.6bn ...

An independent probe into lobbying on behalf of Greensill Capital by David Cameron needs to investigate why there is “one rule” for Tory politicians and another for the rest of the public, according ...

Former prime minister David Cameron has said he lobbied the government on behalf of collapsed Greensill Capital because he thought it could help UK companies during the pandemic, not because of his ...

Lex Greensill banned from directing UK companies after lending firm collapse - The Australian businessman made an ...

The surprise return of former Prime Minister David Cameron as the U.K.’s new foreign secretary brings his work for the fallen Greensill Capital back to the limelight. Greensill Capital was a company ...

The Insolvency Service said the businessman had 'breached his legal duty... to exercise reasonable care, skill and diligence ...

Labour is urging Rishi Sunak to probe the tax affairs of his new foreign secretary David Cameron after fresh questions arose about his time at finance firm Greensill Capital. Tax officials at HMRC are ...

Former ministers like David Cameron need to be “very careful” how they conduct themselves, the Communities Secretary has said, amid growing controversy over the ex-premier’s lobbying activities.

This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The ...