
Lucca de Paoli
Credit Reporter at Bloomberg News
Credit reporter @business. Any opinions expressed are solely mine, not my employer's.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Jonathan Browning |Lucca de Paoli
The abrupt unraveling of insurance policies tied to Lex Greensill’s finance firm sent “shockwaves” through the world’s largest insurance broker, a private credit firm said at the start of a London trial. Marsh & McLennan’s UK unit is defending a claim from San Francisco-based White Oak, which invested $142 million in a Greensill Capital financing only to face wipeout following the firm’s collapse.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Jonathan Browning |Lucca de Paoli
The abrupt unraveling of insurance policies tied to Lex Greensill’s finance firm sent “shockwaves” through the world’s largest insurance broker, a private credit firm said at the start of a London trial. Marsh & McLennan’s UK unit is defending a claim from San Francisco-based White Oak, which invested $142 million in a Greensill Capital financing only to face wipeout following the firm’s collapse.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Lucca de Paoli
Redinel Korfuzi(Bloomberg) -- A former Janus Henderson analyst accused of insider trading said he didn’t closely read compliance documents as he was too busy trying to save the firm’s “dying fund.” Redinel Korfuzi is accused of conspiring with his sister and others to trade on insider information he obtained while working as an analyst on Janus Henderson’s European equity investment team.
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1 week ago |
datacenterknowledge.com | Lucca de Paoli
(Bloomberg) -- The Serious Fraud Office has made three arrests and searched multiple properties in England and Monaco as part of an investigation into bribes paid by a construction firm to win a contract to help build a data center for Microsoft Corporation. Former associates of the Mace Group, a London-based construction group, and infrastructure firm Blu-3 are the subjects of the SFO’s investigation, according to an announcement on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lucca de Paoli
The Serious Fraud Office has made three arrests and searched multiple properties in England and Monaco as part of an investigation into bribes paid by a construction firm to win a contract to help build a data center for Microsoft Corp. Former associates of the Mace Group, a London-based construction group, and infrastructure firm Blu-3 are the subjects of the SFO’s investigation, according to an announcement on Wednesday.
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