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Lex Greensill's fraud and "conspiracy" with commodities tycoon Sanjeev Gupta should prevent the financier's collapsed bank from making a $400 million

Lex Greensill's fraud and "conspiracy" with commodities tycoon Sanjeev Gupta should prevent the financier's collapsed bank from making a $400 million

Tenants include Berry Global, Liberty Commodities and Martin Sprocket & Gear

Witness statements by the metals magnate say verbal agreements from the founder of the now-defunct financing firm underpinned billions in loans

Greensill Bank AG's administrators are seeking more than $400 million from Zurich Insurance Plc in London lawsuits to recoup the defunct lender's losses

The embattled metals tycoon has spent the past two years based in the emirate as he races to refinance $5 billion in Greensill loans. With a fraud investigation in the UK under way, and more debts due next year, can he pull through?

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(Reuters) - Russian bank National Bank Trust said it had filed a lawsuit in the British Virgin Islands against a number of major commodity traders and was seeking over $1 billion in relation to what it said was fraud. | 07:48am

Russia’s Bank Trust has filed a lawsuit in a British Virgin Islands court against several major international commodity traders, including Cargill, Louis Dreyfus, Bunge, Quadra, Xangbo, and Liberty Commodities, alleging that they participated in a fraudulent scheme resulting in financial damages of over $1 billion. Bank Trusts decision to file the lawsuit in a foreign […]

The LME has discovered bags of stones instead of the nickel that underpinned a small handful of its contracts at a warehouse in Rotterdam.