Greensill Capital paid David Cameron salary of over $1 million a year -FT

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron leaves his home in London, Britain, on May 13, 2021, as investigations continue into Greensill Capital’s collapse and his failed attempts as a Greensill employee to persuade the British Treasury and the Bank of England to include the firm in the UK’s COVID rescue programs. Hannah McKay/Hannah McKay/Hannah McKay/Hannah McKay 12 JULY (Reuters) – According to the Financial Times, former British Prime Minister David Cameron was paid a salary of more than $1 million a year by the collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital, according to persons familiar with the situation. According to the publication, Cameron was paid for his part-time consulting job, which included attempting to gain government financing for the failing company. According to the newspaper, Cameron was hired as an adviser to the board for 25 days a year and was paid more than $40,000 each day. Kanishka Singh contributed reporting from Bengaluru, and Leslie Adler edited the piece. The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles are our standards./nRead More