SEC confirms years-long director bans for former Alameda, FTX executives
In the latest update on the FTX saga, the SEC confirmed Caroline Ellison had consented to an officer-and-director ban, preventing her from leading any companies for 10 years.
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In the latest update on the FTX saga, the SEC confirmed Caroline Ellison had consented to an officer-and-director ban, preventing her from leading any companies for 10 years.
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