The retail tycoon’s Taveta Investments is seeking a judicial review on the Financial Reporting Council’s findings.

Sir Philip Green set to kick off court battle with watchdog over BHS audit

Frank Field is writing to the FRC to demand information about how Sir Philip Green wishes to alter its report.

Watchdog pressured over Sir Philip Green’s influence on BHS report

It comes after the collapse of BHS in 2016 with a £571 million deficit in its pot for 19,000 pension holders.

The billionaire could see the funds return if 90% of eligible pension fund members decide to take a winding-up lump sum.

The retail mogul will pay from his personal fortune.

The new liquidator of BHS has confirmed that it plans to reexamine the validity of the £35 million floating charge held by Sir Philip Green.

MPs have asked if it is possible to settle claims 'through acquiring assets other than cash' in the wake of the department store's collapse.

Dominic Chappell purchased BHS from Sir Philip Green for just £1.

Tonight The Pensions Regulator has revealed that it is pursuing enforcement action against Sir Philip Green and Dominic Chappel.

The Pensions Regulator has escalated its investigation against Sir Philip Green over the collapse of BHS.

Sir Philip Green has said he will 'sort' the BHS pension deficit as an act of goodwill, but that may cost him a sizable part of his fortune.

What Green did is not unique. He is a one-man version of the very substantial and global private-equity industry.

In an historic vote, MPS will decide for the first time on Thursday whether or not to remove a knighthood from a member of the public.

In his first major interview since the demise of BHS, its former owner says he is “sad and very, very, very sorry” over the collapse.

In an exclusive interview with ITV's Robert Peston - his first since BHS collapsed - he said his top priority is to fix the pensions crisis.