Stenn Went From $900 Million Trade Darling to Insolvency in Days (1)

Jan. 9, 2025, 10:48 AM UTC

Greg Karpovsky, the founder of Stenn Technologies who was once feted by some of the biggest players on Wall Street, had suddenly gone quiet.

Karpovsky, 45, said little on a Dec. 4 call with his 250-odd staff as they learned that his trade-finance business — valued at almost $1 billion just two years ago — had collapsed. He dialled in remotely, having left the UK just before Stenn’s British subsidiaries went into insolvency, people familiar with the matter said. On a call a week later, when most employees were made redundant, he didn’t appear at all.

A screenshot of Stenn CEO Greg Karpovsky on a call with employees on Dec. 4 that was obtained by Bloomberg afterward.
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