Ponzi scheme fraudster jailed for £13m fraud told to pay back £800
A financial services director jailed for a £13m fraud has been ordered to hand back just over £800.
Prosecutors trying to recover his gains from crime said Greig only had £814.33 available to seize at this point. Greig, formerly of Cairnbulg in Aberdeenshire, pretended to investors he would place money in a short-term deposit scheme with the Royal Bank of Scotland for fixed periods of time. Greig also treated himself to Bentley and Range Rover vehicles, no-expense-spared trips to Old Trafford to watch Manchester United and race meetings at Cheltenham and Ascot.
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