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06:00am EDT| Kylie Jenner, West Virginia Governor Jim Justice And 59 Others Who Lost Their Billionaire Status This Year Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Kylie Jenner and Jim Justice were two of this year's 61 billionaire drop-offs. Sheldon Adelson was the wealthiest of another 23 who died. Bob Riha, Jr./Getty Images, Jamel Toppin, Hunter Martin/Getty Images Just 61 people across the globe saw their fortunes dip below $1 billion since last year, the smallest number in a decade, and another 23 billionaires died. Thanks to the stock market’s remarkable rebound since the S&P 500 bottomed out...

Just months after being touted for a US$7bn IPO, Greensill is no longer in business. The London-headquartered fintech spiralled into insolvency in March after insurance cover lapsed and vital funding sources were frozen. John Basquill investigates the practices and products that propelled Greensill’s meteoric rise – and brought it crashing back to earth.   When GTR conducted an interview with Lex Greensill in March 2020, the Australian entrepreneur – founder and chief executive of London-based supply chain finance (SCF) provider Greensill – was quick to fire a warning to the compan...

Where is Lex? The ripple effect from Greensill’s collapse Save Share The rapid and total implosion of Australian financier Lex Greensill’s empire has morphed into an unseemly bunfight, involving a complex web of claims and cross-claims that will play out, painfully and protractedly, in courtrooms and creditors’ meetings in potentially a dozen countries. With Lex gone to ground, the impact is rippling far beyond Greensill Capital itself to banks, insurers and corporations, with Greensill’s biggest client, steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta’s global GFG Alliance, caught in the ...

A coalmining firm owned by the governor of West Virginia is suing collapsed UK lender Greensill Capital for 'continuous and profitable fraud'. Bluestone Resources, owned by American billionaire and Republican politician Jim Justice, claims it is fighting for survival after its 'sudden and unjustified abandonment' by Greensill, which called in administrators last week, and which provided the company with £612million worth of loans between 2018 and 2021. In a lawsuit filed in New York, Bluestone says it had been in talks with Greensill about fresh financing, and that Greensill failed to disclo...

Greensill income built on high risk Save Share Greensill Capital’s biggest source of income was buying and selling invoices from risky companies that required insurance, underscoring its precarious business model, court documents have revealed. Some 90 per cent of Greensill Capital’s annual revenues, which were $US420 million ($540 million) in 2019, came from insured receivables, Greensill founder and chief executive Lex Greensill told the UK High Court of Justice in a witness statement after filing for insolvency last week. Buying invoices from high-risk companies was more profitab...