FTX resolves dispute with Bahamian liquidators

FTX resolves dispute with Bahamian liquidators


This illustration image displays a intelligent cell phone display screen exhibiting the symbol of FTX, the crypto trade system, with a display displaying the FTX web site in the qualifications in Arlington, Virginia on February 10, 2022.

Olivier Douliery | AFP | Getty Photographs

Bankrupt crypto trade FTX Buying and selling on Tuesday announced a settlement with liquidators for FTX’s Bahamas unit, resolving a extensive-simmering dispute over irrespective of whether the firm’s U.S. bankruptcy proceedings must consider precedence above the Bahamian liquidation.

FTX and FTX Digital Marketplaces have agreed to pool their belongings and harmonize their approach to valuing consumer promises to guarantee equivalent cure for buyers in either country’s insolvency system. The settlement will allow most customers of FTX.com’s global crypto exchange to choose no matter if to request compensation from both the U.S. bankruptcy or the Bahamian liquidation, according to FTX.

FTX’s CEO John Ray, who took manage of the company from convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, said that the arrangement is a important milestone in the firm’s effort to repay prospects.

“The distinctive challenges elevated by the conflicting filings of the FTX Debtors and FTX Electronic Markets have been some of the toughest the crew has faced,” Ray claimed in a assertion. “But we recognized at the commencing that we have an overlapping constituency: FTX.com shoppers.”

FTX experienced been at odds with Bahamian officials ever due to the fact filing for individual bankruptcy security on Nov. 11, with a hole in its equilibrium sheet that left its 9 million consumers experiencing billions in opportunity losses. FTX had sued the Bahamian liquidators in March, trying to get a ruling that the liquidators experienced wrongly claimed ownership of the exchange’s property.



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