Moves came as lender was trying to convince investors it was worthy of multibillion-dollar stock market debut, documents allege
At the turn of the new year, just weeks after Greensill Capital was trying to convince investors it was worthy of a multibillion-dollar stock market debut, US court filings show its executives were engaging in “increasingly frantic conduct” as they scrambled for cash.
Among them was Greensill’s vice-chairman, Roland Hartley-Urquhart, who court documents claim was chasing a large borrower for emergency payments and additional fees.
