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Fraud probe rocks embattled Gupta empire just as it seemed to win lifeline

For two months, Sanjeev Gupta has been scrambling to refinance after the collapse of his group's main lender, Greensill Capital

The fraud probe also puts other efforts to replace about $5 billion Gupta had borrowed from Greensill in question.
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The fraud probe also puts other efforts to replace about $5 billion Gupta had borrowed from Greensill in question.

Eddie Spence & Jack Farchy | Bloomberg
Sanjeev Gupta’s plans to save his embattled industrial empire suffered a major setback as the U.K. opened a fraud investigation, prompting a potential financial partner to walk away.
 
For two months, Gupta has been scrambling to refinance after the collapse of his group’s main lender, Greensill Capital, and recently looked close to winning a reprieve -- helped along by a surging commodity prices.

But on Friday, the Serious Fraud Office announced a probe into Gupta’s GFG Alliance, including into the financing arrangements with Greensill. That prompted White Oak Global Advisors LLC -- which had recently offered a lifeline with terms

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