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Select options. Quick view. He has been called the "King of the High Street" but has been involved in a number of controversies during his career, including his actions prior to the demise of BHS.

Green was born on 15 March in Croydon , Surrey , [4] into a middle-class Jewish family. His family moved to Hampstead Garden Suburb , a middle-class area of North London , and at the age of nine he was sent to the now-closed Jewish boarding school Carmel College in Oxfordshire.

When Green was twelve, his father died of a heart attack, and he inherited the family business. On his return, aged 21, he set up his first business, importing jeans from the Far East to sell on to London retailers.

In , Green bought up, at low prices, the entire stock of ten designer-label clothes retailers that had gone into receivership. He then had the newly bought clothes dry cleaned, put on hangers, and wrapped in polythene to make them look new, and bought a shop from which to sell them to the public.

In , he became chairman and Chief Executive of a quoted company called Amber Day, a discount retailer.

The shares performed well, but then suffered a series of profit downgrades and in he resigned when the company failed to meet its profit forecast.

In April , Green registered a philanthropic initiative, the Kahn Charitable Trust, with a vision of "putting lost smiles back on the faces of less privileged persons across the globe.

Two weeks prior to the general election , Green came out in support of David Cameron , George Osborne and the Conservative Party , stating that Cameron and Osborne "understand what needs to be done.

They get it. In August , Green was asked by Cameron, then recently elected as Prime Minister, to carry out a review of UK government spending and procurement.

The government published the review identifying its main finding as "the Government is failing to leverage both its credit rating and its scale".

Green is based during the week at a London hotel, spending the weekends with his wife and their children, Chloe and Brandon, in an apartment in Monaco.

Matt and Chloe shared a birthday party in December For his 55th birthday, Green flew guests 8, miles in two private jets to The Four Seasons: Landaagiraavaru, an eco-spa on a private island in the Maldives.

Green is inspired by Sir Charles Clore , who built the Sears plc UK retail empire from scratch in the s and s. Green's daughter Chloe had a son with model Jeremy Meeks in Green is a Tottenham Hotspur supporter.

Green is involved with Everton Football Club due to his friendship with chairman Bill Kenwright , but states that has no intention of formally investing in the club.

Green became the target of activist group UK Uncut in November for alleged corporate tax avoidance. The group targeted Green specifically as a government advisor.

Taveta Investments, acquired by Arcadia in , is registered in the name of Green's wife. In December , Michelle Young accused Philip Green, Richard Caring and Simon Cowell of helping her ex-husband, businessman Scot Young , to hide assets and so avoid paying maintenance to his ex-wife and their two daughters.

In , Green was again accused of using sweatshops, this time by Channel 4 's Dispatches programme. It was asserted that he was using factories in Britain in which workers were paid less than half the legal minimum wage.

When The Guardian newspaper investigated a proposed takeover of Safeway in , Green responded to queries about Arcadia's accounts by insulting and swearing at the journalists, asking them "Is this The Beano or The Guardian?

Of The Guardian ' s financial editor, Paul Murphy. Green said: "He can't read English. Mind you, he is a fucking Irishman. Referring to the conduct of Green, Angela Eagle , the shadow business secretary, said: "In this situation it appears this owner extracted hundreds of millions of pounds from the business and walked away to his favourite tax haven, leaving the Pension Protection Scheme to pick up the bill.

He then added that he had moral responsibilities to the pension fund and a proper investigation was needed but not one that took years.

Ahead of a joint Business and Work and Pensions Select Committee meeting, Green called the inquiry biased, and stated that he "therefore required [its chair, Frank Field] to resign".

Field pointed out that the size of the pensions deficit is a fact, not a matter of opinion, and that Parliament and not Green decides who chairs Committees.

In , the House of Commons approved a motion asking the Honours Forfeiture Committee to recommend Green's knighthood be "cancelled and annulled".

One hundred MPs voted in favour of the motion, the first time MPs have proposed someone be stripped of a knighthood. In October , The Daily Telegraph reported that "a leading businessman has been granted an injunction against" the newspaper to stop the "newspaper revealing alleged sexual harassment and racial abuse of staff".

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