Creditors have voted to liquidate Greensill Capitals Australian business, which collapsed last month with debts of A$4.9bn to companies including Credit Suisse and SoftBank.
Administrator Grant Thornton said on Thursday that creditors had voted by 23 to zero, with a handful of abstentions, to wind up the parent company of the London-based supply-chain finance group founded by Australian entrepreneur Lex Greensill. No buyers had emerged for the business, which crashed into administration on March 8, it said.
As of today, the company is now in liquidation, Grant Thornton said in a statement.
The liquidators will continue to identify and realise available assets, monitor developments in relation to the administrations of Greensill UK and …
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