Billionaire 'claimed up to £6million in furlough cash' after saying he had not ...
Billionaire propety tycoon who entertained England football stars on his £40m yacht 'claimed up to £6million taxpayer furlough cash despite saying he borrowed nothing from Government during Covid pandemic' John Christodoulou took up to £6million in Government furlough money The billionaire had previously criticised businesses who took public cash The money was taken by shell companies where he was not listed as a director Christodoulou is one of Britain's richest men with a reported £2billion fortune The Cypriot recently hosted England's Euro 2020 stars on his £40m yacht, Zeus
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One of Britain's richest men claimed up to £6million in furlough money despite saying he had 'borrowed nothing from the Government during Covid pandemic'.
John Christodoulou told a London audience that businesses which take money from the Government were sending the 'wrong image' but his group received millions from the furlough scheme according to The Times.
Mr Christodoulou is one of Britain's richest men with a net worth of over £2billion in May according to The Sunday Times Rich List.
The money was claimed through four shell companies which do not list Mr Christodoulou as a director but are under his control.
