Bosses of bridging loans business leave country despite having passports confiscated and wearing electronic tags Two multimillionaire brothers from Manchester, who are said to have defrauded £100m from the property loans business they ran, have fled the UK despite having had their passports confiscated, wearing electronic tags and having their worldwide assets subject to a freezing order. Shaid and Waheed Luqman built their bridging loans business Lexi Holdings into a purported £300m empire af...
Bosses of bridging loans business leave country despite having passports confiscated and wearing electronic tags Two multimillionaire brothers from Manchester, who are said to have defrauded £100m from the property loans business they ran, have fled the UK despite having had their passports confiscated, wearing electronic tags and having their worldwide assets subject to a freezing order. Shaid and Waheed Luqman built their bridging loans business Lexi Holdings into a purported £300m empire af...
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