Francis Greco is a Canadian entrepreneur and investment banker, widely recognized as the former husband of Hollywood actress Lauren Holly. Born in Canada in 1968, Greco is currently 54 years old and holds Canadian citizenship. He was raised in a Catholic Italian household as the second of his parents' children. His father was a successful businessman, and his mother worked as a certified chartered accountant. Influenced by his parents’ financial backgrounds, Greco developed a strong interest in finance early in life.
After completing high school in 1988, he pursued higher education at Yale University. There, he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Political Science in 1992 and was awarded the gold medal in economics for academic excellence. Upon graduation, Greco began his professional journey as a financial advisor.
Francis Greco established himself in the financial sector, working as both an investment banker and entrepreneur. He started his career as a financial advisor and advanced steadily through the industry. One of his most notable roles was as a Managing Director at Sagent Advisors, a position he held from April 2011 to April 2013. Following this role, Greco joined Koch Industries in October 2013 and has continued to serve in a leadership capacity within the Kansas-based company. His work in financial services and private equity has been central to his professional identity.
As of 2023, Francis Greco has an estimated net worth of $14 million. His primary income stems from his work in investment banking and entrepreneurship. In addition to his salary, he is reported to earn approximately $100,000 annually through various investments. Greco also comes from a financially secure background, which has contributed to his overall wealth. His career trajectory highlights a sustained presence in private equity and corporate finance.
Francis Greco met actress Lauren Holly in 1999 at a gala event. Despite a notable age difference, the two quickly developed a close relationship. After dating for two years, they were married on March 10, 2001, in Toronto, Canada—not 2011, as is sometimes mistakenly reported. The couple later adopted three sons, whom they named Henry, George, and Alexander—affectionately referred to as their “three kings.”
