'To all those affected, I'm truly sorry': Greensill boss apologises for the collapse of finance firm
The boss of collapsed finance company Greensill apologised today and said he takes full responsibility as the City watchdog launched a probe into the firm. Lex Greensill, whose firm is at the heart of a lobbying row featuring former prime minister David Cameron, told MPs today he was sad about the impact on its 1,000 staff and its clients. But he sidestepped questions about his relationship with companies like Liberty Steel - which faces an uncertain future - for legal reasons. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it is formally investigating how two Greensill companies failed, and...