FTX sues for control of Bahamas assets
FTX is suing the lawyers appointed to liquidate its Bahamian entity, saying they’re waging a jurisdictional battle that will hurt customers and creditors.

FTX is suing the lawyers appointed to liquidate its Bahamian entity, saying they’re waging a jurisdictional battle that will hurt customers and creditors.
Earlier reports suggested the former FTX CEO was going to waive any extradition challenge.
According to the former hedge fund manager, SBF is ‘running around the Bahamas’ despite allegations of using customer funds illegally
The Securities Commission of the Bahamas last week ordered the contents of FTX's crypto wallets to be transferred to government-controlled wallets.
The crypto funds stolen from FTX shortly after its bankruptcy filing continue to be transferred.
Still, on the ongoing FTX fiasco, the embattled crypto exchange has got it hot from all corners.
FTX once again found itself in the dark side of the news.
Financial police in the Bahamas are working with the local securities regulator to investigate if any criminal conduct has occurred.
In addition to recommending financially educating the public in The Bahamas, the IMF hinted at the importance of “robust supervisory and regulatory framework” for digital assets.
The Bahamas Prime Minister Philip Davis shared his plans to welcome crypto businesses to the region during SALT’s Crypto Bahamas.