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/judge New Found Global CEO Peter Gillingwater 'Company has lost business including BBC contract' There were extraordinary scenes at the High Court' There were extraordinary scenes at the High Court's Chancery Division in London on 16 November 2020 as Peter Gillingwater, CEO of Newfound Global and Fintech 'thought leader' was accused of fabricating evidence and dismissed from the witness box as 'unreliable', looking red faced and completely flustered . The dramatic scenes took place as part of civil proceedings against Mr Pete Gillingwater's brother in law, Mark Harrison and his estranged civil partner, former gay male prostitute Craig White. Mr Gillingwater was there to give supporting evidence for his brother-in-law but falsely and maliciously attributed child abuse allegations originally made against him by his own daughter to his ex brother-in-law (Mr. Kleinhentz) in a pre-meditated and malicious attempt to discredit him before the judge.  Anoth

Drug dealing, lies, bullying, perjury, child pornography, drug addiction, a police drug raid, failure to comply with two court orders, threats to 'bury us with legal fees', false accusations of child rape, a death threat. This is my experience of the Gillingwater/Harrison family. On 16 November 2020 Peter Gillingwater, CEO of Newfound Global stood up in court and said that my husband and I loudly accused him outside his home on Orsett Terrace in Paddington of being a paedophile and abusing his own children, causing his wife and children extreme distress in the process. This was a lie, it never happened. It was a cynical attempt to discredit us in court and paint Mr Gillingwater as a victim. Peter Gillingwater has faced no punishment for his perjury and using a lie to try and destroy the reputations of two people, one of whom helps the victims sexual abuse professionally. His comments still remain publicly available and he has yet to apologise or retract his completely false acc

How far would you go to win in court? Would you lie? Maybe bend the truth a little, or perhaps your recollection of events might be slightly in your favour. But how much would you bend that truth for a quarter of a million pounds? For the CEO of Newfound Global, Peter Gillingwater not only was he prepared to bend the truth, he made himself out to be the victim of a completely fictitious attack in order try and discredit his ex brother-in-law.  But it isn't just the deceit, dishonesty and abhorrent subject (child abuse) of the made up attack that is so shocking, although that is bad enough. It's not just the target of the attack considering his career as a psychologist, who deals with the trauma of actual sexual abuse every day. It's also the complete disregard of the real victims of sexual abuse and violence we've heard too much from in recent tragic weeks whose experiences Peter Gillingwater trivialised with the obliviousness of his lies.  The target of Peter Gillingwa

  Melbourne, Australia, 13 th  July 2020: The Lord Mayor of London William Russell will officially launch global expansion specialists  Newfound ‘s ‘Market Mission’, the first mission between the UK and Australia since the coronavirus struck, in a virtual event on Wednesday July 15. At the free event William Russell will be joined by key industry and business figures from the UK and Australian fintech sector to discuss the challenges faced in a COVID marketplace, the opportunities for Australian businesses in a post Brexit world and the important role market missions will play for trade and investment, despite closed borders. The virtual trade mission has won wide support across both public and private sector with launch partners including Air Wallax, Augmentum, Best Case Scenario, Chalk, Edelman, FinTech Australia, Fluidly, Global Victoria, Level 39, London & Partners, Sifted, Stone and the New South Wales and Queensland Government. “This is an exciting event that will showcase th