Bahamian securities regulator slams new FTX CEO over 'misstatements'
Bahamian regulators say that they were the first to take action against SBF, and that recent actions of the current CEO hindered their investigation.
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Bahamian regulators say that they were the first to take action against SBF, and that recent actions of the current CEO hindered their investigation.
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