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9.8.
Greensill Sues Zurich Insurance for $400 Million to Recoup Losses
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2023/08/…
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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 on controversial investments linked to Credit Suisse and Liberty Commodities Ltd..
The administrators want Zurich to make good losses of about $274 million incurred on debt the bank acquired from a Credit Suisse subsidiary as well as about $127 million for non-payments by beleaguered commodities tycoon Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty Commodities, according to details of the March claims only recently made public.
The losses on Credit Suisse debt add to the sums Greensill sought from the insurer for losses related to Liberty, which were first reported by the Financial Times on Tuesday. On Monday, a UK court allowed Greensill more time to serve the claims to the insurer.
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Greensill Sues Zurich Insurance for $400 Million to Recoup Losses
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2023/08/…
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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 on controversial investments linked to Credit Suisse and Liberty Commodities Ltd..
The administrators want Zurich to make good losses of about $274 million incurred on debt the bank acquired from a Credit Suisse subsidiary as well as about $127 million for non-payments by beleaguered commodities tycoon Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty Commodities, according to details of the March claims only recently made public.
The losses on Credit Suisse debt add to the sums Greensill sought from the insurer for losses related to Liberty, which were first reported by the Financial Times on Tuesday. On Monday, a UK court allowed Greensill more time to serve the claims to the insurer.
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30.12.
...Privatbanken schränken Kundeneinlagenschutz nach Greensill ein
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/neue-obergrenzen-d…
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Als Konsequenz aus dem Milliardenschaden nach dem Zusammenbruch der Bremer Greensill-Bank schränken Deutschlands Privatbanken ihren Schutz für Kundeneinlagen schrittweise ein.
Vom 1. Januar an gelten erstmals Obergrenzen. Zudem wird der Kreis derjenigen verkleinert, die Entschädigungen aus dem Topf bekommen können, den die privaten Banken zusätzlich zur gesetzlichen Einlagensicherung für Notlagen gefüllt haben. Die vom Bundesverband deutscher Banken (BdB) im Dezember 2021 vorgestellten Neuerungen greifen nun.
Für private Sparer sowie Stiftungen sind über die Einlagensicherung der privaten Banken somit künftig zunächst maximal fünf Millionen Euro pro Bank abgesichert. Von 2025 an sind es drei Millionen Euro. Nach voller Umsetzung der Reform im Jahr 2030 beläuft sich der Schutzumfang für Sparer auf höchstens eine Million Euro. "Sparer und Sparerinnen genießen auch weiterhin einen weltweit einzigartigen Schutz. Dieser liegt auch weiterhin um ein Vielfaches über den in Deutschland gesetzlich gesicherten 100.000 Euro", erläuterte Hilmar Zettler, Geschäftsbereichsleiter Bankenaufsicht und Einlagensicherung beim BdB.
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...Privatbanken schränken Kundeneinlagenschutz nach Greensill ein
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/neue-obergrenzen-d…
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Als Konsequenz aus dem Milliardenschaden nach dem Zusammenbruch der Bremer Greensill-Bank schränken Deutschlands Privatbanken ihren Schutz für Kundeneinlagen schrittweise ein.
Vom 1. Januar an gelten erstmals Obergrenzen. Zudem wird der Kreis derjenigen verkleinert, die Entschädigungen aus dem Topf bekommen können, den die privaten Banken zusätzlich zur gesetzlichen Einlagensicherung für Notlagen gefüllt haben. Die vom Bundesverband deutscher Banken (BdB) im Dezember 2021 vorgestellten Neuerungen greifen nun.
Für private Sparer sowie Stiftungen sind über die Einlagensicherung der privaten Banken somit künftig zunächst maximal fünf Millionen Euro pro Bank abgesichert. Von 2025 an sind es drei Millionen Euro. Nach voller Umsetzung der Reform im Jahr 2030 beläuft sich der Schutzumfang für Sparer auf höchstens eine Million Euro. "Sparer und Sparerinnen genießen auch weiterhin einen weltweit einzigartigen Schutz. Dieser liegt auch weiterhin um ein Vielfaches über den in Deutschland gesetzlich gesicherten 100.000 Euro", erläuterte Hilmar Zettler, Geschäftsbereichsleiter Bankenaufsicht und Einlagensicherung beim BdB.
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4.6.
Greensill Bank Auditor Retracts Sign-Off on 2019 Accounts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-04/greensill…
The auditor of Greensill Capital’s German bank withdrew its certifications of the failed lender’s 2019 annual accounts after allegations of irregularities.
Ebner Stolz, a Stuttgart, Germany-based auditing firm, informed the bank’s insolvency administrator on April 23 about the step, according to a filing published on Friday in Germany’s Bundesanzeiger, the federal gazette for company disclosures.
Greensill Bank was shuttered by German financial regulator BaFin in March as the lender’s parent company, founded by Lex Greensill, collapsed. The fall of the bank has cost the country’s deposit insurance fund 3 billion euros ($3.7 billion) and depleted the coffers of many small municipalities that had parked their money at the Hamburg-based lender.
Greensill Bank Auditor Retracts Sign-Off on 2019 Accounts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-04/greensill…
The auditor of Greensill Capital’s German bank withdrew its certifications of the failed lender’s 2019 annual accounts after allegations of irregularities.
Ebner Stolz, a Stuttgart, Germany-based auditing firm, informed the bank’s insolvency administrator on April 23 about the step, according to a filing published on Friday in Germany’s Bundesanzeiger, the federal gazette for company disclosures.
Greensill Bank was shuttered by German financial regulator BaFin in March as the lender’s parent company, founded by Lex Greensill, collapsed. The fall of the bank has cost the country’s deposit insurance fund 3 billion euros ($3.7 billion) and depleted the coffers of many small municipalities that had parked their money at the Hamburg-based lender.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.686.331 von faultcode am 01.04.21 20:59:597.5.
Greensill’s U.K. Creditors Set to Lose 80% After Firm’s Collapse
• More than 200 creditors face unpaid claims of $1.2 billion
• Audit firm Grant Thornton details extent of claims in document
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-07/greensill…
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The claims on Greensill’s U.K. unit include $500 million owed to a number of trade insurers including Tokio Marine Holdings Inc.’s Bond & Credit Co., Chubb Ltd., Swiss Re AG and Zurich Insurance Group AG, Grant Thornton’s document shows. Insurance broker Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc. has a claim of $37 million.
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Greensill’s U.K. Creditors Set to Lose 80% After Firm’s Collapse
• More than 200 creditors face unpaid claims of $1.2 billion
• Audit firm Grant Thornton details extent of claims in document
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-07/greensill…
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The claims on Greensill’s U.K. unit include $500 million owed to a number of trade insurers including Tokio Marine Holdings Inc.’s Bond & Credit Co., Chubb Ltd., Swiss Re AG and Zurich Insurance Group AG, Grant Thornton’s document shows. Insurance broker Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc. has a claim of $37 million.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.674.067 von faultcode am 31.03.21 22:58:37
https://twitter.com/BondHack/status/1377681034263805956
(Grant Thornton ist der Insolvenzverwalter)
Der Fall Greensill scheint so eine Art australische Wirecard zu sein.
https://twitter.com/BondHack/status/1377681034263805956
(Grant Thornton ist der Insolvenzverwalter)
Der Fall Greensill scheint so eine Art australische Wirecard zu sein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.650.640 von faultcode am 30.03.21 12:28:46March 31, 2021 4:34 pm ET
Greensill Whistleblower Tips Warned German Regulator of Fraud Last Year
An internal German government report shows that authorities were scrutinizing Greensill for more than a year before it unraveled
https://www.wsj.com/articles/greensill-whistleblower-tips-wa…
Germany’s banking regulator received a series of whistleblower tips over the past year that made “various allegations of fraud” at Greensill Bank, prompting it to demand improvements at the bank, according to an internal German government report reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
The regulator, known as BaFin, received the first set of warnings in the second quarter of 2020. The information alleged that some Greensill assets were backed by fake invoices, according to the report, which outlined the regulator’s efforts over the past year to supervise the bank.
BaFin received another warning in the third quarter of 2020 and three more submissions this year. The German-language report, which didn’t specify the origin of the submissions, said the information expressed “concern about the financial situation of the Greensill Group as well as various allegations of fraud.”
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Greensill Whistleblower Tips Warned German Regulator of Fraud Last Year
An internal German government report shows that authorities were scrutinizing Greensill for more than a year before it unraveled
https://www.wsj.com/articles/greensill-whistleblower-tips-wa…
Germany’s banking regulator received a series of whistleblower tips over the past year that made “various allegations of fraud” at Greensill Bank, prompting it to demand improvements at the bank, according to an internal German government report reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
The regulator, known as BaFin, received the first set of warnings in the second quarter of 2020. The information alleged that some Greensill assets were backed by fake invoices, according to the report, which outlined the regulator’s efforts over the past year to supervise the bank.
BaFin received another warning in the third quarter of 2020 and three more submissions this year. The German-language report, which didn’t specify the origin of the submissions, said the information expressed “concern about the financial situation of the Greensill Group as well as various allegations of fraud.”
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"We need an air force."
30.3.Lex of Arabia: how Greensill and David Cameron tried to woo MBS
Financier boasted of desert trip with former prime minister and Saudi crown prince
https://www.ft.com/content/e3cf4459-dd54-49c1-a777-276f8ae0d…
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Before Greensill Capital collapsed this month, one of Lex Greensill’s favourite anecdotes was a camping trip he said he had taken with David Cameron and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Accompanied by the former UK prime minister, who was now his paid adviser, Greensill visited the desert with Prince Mohammed, the kingdom’s de facto leader, according to three people who heard his account of the journey.
One of the people placed the trip during January or February 2020, shortly before the spread of coronavirus largely halted international travel. Flight records for Greensill Capital’s four private planes show a series of trips to Saudi Arabia in the first three months of last year.
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Cameron, who once stood to make tens of millions of pounds from Greensill share options before the company’s collapse rendered them worthless, visited Saudi Arabia publicly in October 2019, attending the so-called “Davos in the Desert” summit in Riyadh.
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Cameron, who charges at least £120,000 per hour for speaking engagements, frequently used Greensill’s corporate jets to travel around the world, according to several people familiar with the matter. The FT has also seen a photograph of him aboard one of these plushly furnished aeroplanes. Flight records for one of Greensill’s aircraft show numerous trips to and from Newquay airport, which is around half an hour’s drive from Cameron’s holiday home in Cornwall.
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As the men looked to change flight plans, Greensill spoke up to offer them a ride on his private jet. Some of those present were amazed the unassuming Australian had his own plane. But Greensill, then 42, had recently cemented his status as a billionaire thanks to SoftBank’s investment in his eponymous finance company. He explained he had not one, but multiple aircraft.
“We need it for clients,” one attendee recalls him explaining. “We need an air force.”
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Son at this time believed the Australian financier was capable of funding increasingly grand schemes, according to people who know the SoftBank founder. He even frequently introduced Lex Greensill by a pithy nickname: “the money guy”.
“He was part of the overall solution for a smart city for Mecca,” said a person involved in the talks. “That's why Lex was down there. He was doing the financing.”
The grand vision, again, never came to fruition.
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Son --> SoftBank
Bin grad noch auf das Video der SdK gestoßen. Scheint ja auch bei Greensill so, als hätte die BaFin mal wieder ordentlich geschlafen. Hier mal noch der Link:
Verstehe ich das richtig, dass Anleger nur betroffen sind, wenn sie mehr als 100.000 Euro bei der Bank liegen hatten? Alles drunter übernimmt die Einlagensicherung?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.575.084 von faultcode am 23.03.21 23:07:1526.3.
Greensill stellt auch in den USA Insolvenzantrag
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/greensill-stellt-a…
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Das britisch-australische Finanzkonglomerat Greensill hat auch für sein US-Geschäft Insolvenz angemeldet. Die Tochter Greensill Capital Inc. stellte am Donnerstag (Ortszeit) in New York einen Antrag auf Gläubigerschutz, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorging.
Im Vergleich zur britischen Mutter sowie der australischen Holding und der ebenfalls zum Konglomerat gehörenden Bremer Greensill Bank, bei deren Insolvenzen es um Milliarden geht, sind in den USA relativ geringe Summen betroffen. Greensill gab im Insolvenzantrag Vermögenswerte zwischen 10 Millionen und 50 Millionen Dollar und Schulden zwischen 50 Millionen und 100 Millionen an.
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Greensill stellt auch in den USA Insolvenzantrag
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/greensill-stellt-a…
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Das britisch-australische Finanzkonglomerat Greensill hat auch für sein US-Geschäft Insolvenz angemeldet. Die Tochter Greensill Capital Inc. stellte am Donnerstag (Ortszeit) in New York einen Antrag auf Gläubigerschutz, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorging.
Im Vergleich zur britischen Mutter sowie der australischen Holding und der ebenfalls zum Konglomerat gehörenden Bremer Greensill Bank, bei deren Insolvenzen es um Milliarden geht, sind in den USA relativ geringe Summen betroffen. Greensill gab im Insolvenzantrag Vermögenswerte zwischen 10 Millionen und 50 Millionen Dollar und Schulden zwischen 50 Millionen und 100 Millionen an.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 67.575.066 von faultcode am 23.03.21 23:05:59immer dasselbe: Aufklärung unerwünscht:
23.3.
Tory MPs block Greensill inquiry by Treasury select committee
Labour wants probe into lobbying role of former UK prime minister David Cameron
https://www.ft.com/content/84ca5ada-f916-47f0-b386-fd4d5790a…
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Conservative MPs on parliament’s Treasury select committee have thwarted calls by their Labour colleagues for an investigation into the collapse of finance group Greensill, which could have left David Cameron facing awkward questions about his former advisory role.
Labour MPs on the committee had been pushing for a formal inquiry into the collapse of the supply chain finance group.
They stepped up those demands after the Financial Times last week revealed that former Tory prime minister Cameron had personally lobbied senior figures in the Treasury and Downing Street to try to help it secure greater access to state-backed Covid-19 loan schemes.
The Treasury ultimately turned down those attempts, which at one point involved Cameron personally texting chancellor Rishi Sunak, according to a report in the Sunday Times.
But Anneliese Dodds, the shadow chancellor, has called for a government inquiry into those lobbying attempts by the former prime minister.
Cameron has ignored all questions from journalists for the past three weeks over his role as an adviser to Greensill, which would have earned him tens of millions of pounds if the group had succeeded in its plans for a public listing.
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Tory MPs made clear during the meeting that they believed an investigation specifically into Greensill would be overtly political given Cameron’s role as an adviser to the group.
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“The committee examined a large number of options for future inquires and will announce these in the usual way once we have agreed their terms of reference,” Stride said after the meeting. “We do not currently have plans to launch a specific inquiry into Greensill.”
However, he indicated during the meeting that the committee could touch on Greensill’s use of the government’s coronavirus large business interruption loan scheme — or CLBILS — during other hearings, for example into the use of public money during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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A decade ago Cameron himself — as prime minister — warned that lobbying was likely to be the “next big scandal” and introduced new rules to make it harder for former ministers to use their political influence on behalf of fee-paying corporate clients.
He went to work for Greensill in 2018, two years after he quit Downing Street on losing the Brexit vote.
Cameron had in 2012 given Lex Greensill, the group’s founder, a part-time role in Whitehall as a “crown representative” advising the Cabinet Office.
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The company used the CLBILS in June 2020 to advance hundreds of millions of pounds’ worth of loans to GFG and related companies.
However, Greensill used Cameron to lobby for access to the Bank of England’s Covid Corporate Financing Facility scheme and also for the lending threshold on CLBILS to be lifted — both unsuccessfully.
23.3.
Tory MPs block Greensill inquiry by Treasury select committee
Labour wants probe into lobbying role of former UK prime minister David Cameron
https://www.ft.com/content/84ca5ada-f916-47f0-b386-fd4d5790a…
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Conservative MPs on parliament’s Treasury select committee have thwarted calls by their Labour colleagues for an investigation into the collapse of finance group Greensill, which could have left David Cameron facing awkward questions about his former advisory role.
Labour MPs on the committee had been pushing for a formal inquiry into the collapse of the supply chain finance group.
They stepped up those demands after the Financial Times last week revealed that former Tory prime minister Cameron had personally lobbied senior figures in the Treasury and Downing Street to try to help it secure greater access to state-backed Covid-19 loan schemes.
The Treasury ultimately turned down those attempts, which at one point involved Cameron personally texting chancellor Rishi Sunak, according to a report in the Sunday Times.
But Anneliese Dodds, the shadow chancellor, has called for a government inquiry into those lobbying attempts by the former prime minister.
Cameron has ignored all questions from journalists for the past three weeks over his role as an adviser to Greensill, which would have earned him tens of millions of pounds if the group had succeeded in its plans for a public listing.
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Tory MPs made clear during the meeting that they believed an investigation specifically into Greensill would be overtly political given Cameron’s role as an adviser to the group.
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“The committee examined a large number of options for future inquires and will announce these in the usual way once we have agreed their terms of reference,” Stride said after the meeting. “We do not currently have plans to launch a specific inquiry into Greensill.”
However, he indicated during the meeting that the committee could touch on Greensill’s use of the government’s coronavirus large business interruption loan scheme — or CLBILS — during other hearings, for example into the use of public money during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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A decade ago Cameron himself — as prime minister — warned that lobbying was likely to be the “next big scandal” and introduced new rules to make it harder for former ministers to use their political influence on behalf of fee-paying corporate clients.
He went to work for Greensill in 2018, two years after he quit Downing Street on losing the Brexit vote.
Cameron had in 2012 given Lex Greensill, the group’s founder, a part-time role in Whitehall as a “crown representative” advising the Cabinet Office.
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The company used the CLBILS in June 2020 to advance hundreds of millions of pounds’ worth of loans to GFG and related companies.
However, Greensill used Cameron to lobby for access to the Bank of England’s Covid Corporate Financing Facility scheme and also for the lending threshold on CLBILS to be lifted — both unsuccessfully.
(Greensill wird (noch) viel mit der Credit Suisse in Verbindung gebracht; aber nicht alles dazu hat mit der Credit Suisse zu tun)
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