sanjeev gupta's company gfg alliance told us...tabilise "the businesses affected, repay creditors and create "a sustainable future for its uk businesses." lex greensill says his company "was never aware of, "nor conspired in the trade of, fictional invoices." and the "responsibility for submitting true documentation "rested squarely with the client, not greensill." he said credit suisse was aware that "greensill had no responsibility "to verify any invoices." investors lending billions had no idea invoices weren't even checked. if you're lending money against the value of an invoice, if there are any issues with that invoice, you might not be able to get the money back. so, it's absolutely critical that you do the work to understand whether or not that invoice is real. in 2020, the wheels started to come off. sanjeev gupta's gfg alliance companies were in trouble. we've discovered greensill capital knew ? because gfg was failing to make payments on its loans. instead of raising the alarm, greensill kept quiet, and used its own cash

sanjeev gupta's company gfg alliance told us...to stabilise "the businesses affected, repay creditors and create "a sustainable future for its uk businesses." lex greensill says his company "was never aware of, "nor conspired in the trade of, fictional invoices." and the "responsibility for submitting true documentation "rested squarely with the client, not greensill." he said credit suisse was aware that "greensill had no responsibility "to verify any invoices." investors lending billions had no idea invoices weren't even checked. if you're lending money against the value of an invoice, if there are any issues with that invoice, you might not be able to get the money back. so, it's absolutely critical that you do the work to understand whether or not that invoice is real. in 2020, the wheels started to come off. sanjeev gupta's gfg alliance companies were in trouble. we've discovered greensill capital knew because gfg was failing to make payments on its loans. instead of raising the alarm, greensill kept quiet, and used its own ca

gfg alliance, as i set a and the government. gfg alliance, as i set a little — and the government. for many steel jobs i set a little earlier, was responsible for many steeljobs in this country, is that a risk to those, do you think?- this country, is that a risk to those, do you think? this is the heartbreaking _ those, do you think? this is the heartbreaking part _ those, do you think? this is the heartbreaking part of _ those, do you think? this is the heartbreaking part of this i those, do you think? this is the heartbreaking part of this sorry | heartbreaking part of this sorry saga, to be honest, there are many steel workers in newport, hartlepool yorkshire and other parts of the country, who go to work everyday and worked really hard to make a success of an important industry in our country, the steel industry. it must be harrowing for them to watch programmes like panorama to see that david cameron, a former prime minister, lex greensill a financial company that has gone bust and sanjeev gupta, the person who bought those sites, appear to be putting theirjobs those sites, a

gfg alliance - saying? obviously we do the right to reply process. gfg alliance said i saying? knowledge of gfg's national system situation, he acted in good faith at all times and there was no wrongdoing in his actions. mr cameron made representations to the government because he believed they would be material benefit to uk businesses as a challenging time and the two wesley's enquiries have confirmed he broke no real. thank ou ve confirmed he broke no real. thank you very much- — confirmed he broke no real. thank you very much. panorama i confirmed he broke no real. thank you very much. panorama on i confirmed he broke no real. thank you very much. panorama on the i you very much. panorama on the iplayer if you missed it last night. 0bviously iplayer if you missed it last night. obviously you didn't miss it, andy! thank you. and we can speak now to the labour mp darrenjones, who is the chair of the house of commons business, energy and industrial strategy committee. we know they have already been two enquiries into this. given what you have seen from that, what do you think