Two years after its collapse, 800 staff are still unravelling the bank’s tortuous affairs Two years ago, Tony Lomas was out enjoying a Chinese meal with his family in his favourite Essex restaurant when he took a call that was to change his life. One of the country’s top insolvency experts, Lomas had just managed to polish off most of his dinner when he was asked to prepare for the possible collapse of Lehman Brothers . Lomas, a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) partner, was among a handful of City experts working frantically behind the scenes to prepare for an eventuality that they did not want to contemplate