Greensill Capital
United Kingdom
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2011 (15 Years)
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Get to know Greensill Capital
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Get to know Greensill Capital
Founded in 2011 by Lex Greensill, Greensill Capital was a leading provider of supply chain finance, also known as reverse factoring. The company's mission was to "make finance fairer" by unlocking working capital for businesses globally. It worked by paying a company's suppliers earlier than their contracted terms (at a small discount) and then collecting the full invoiced amount from the company at a later date. Greensill packaged these short-term loans into securities which were then sold to investors, notably through funds managed by Credit Suisse. After a period of rapid growth and high-profile backing, the company collapsed into insolvency in March 2021 amid concerns over its valuation and its heavy credit exposure to a small number of clients.
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