US lawmakers call on court to approve ‘independent examiner’ in FTX bankruptcy case
Four U.S. Senators said Sullivan & Cromwell was “simply not in a position to uncover the information needed to ensure confidence in any investigation or findings” regarding FTX.
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Four U.S. Senators said Sullivan & Cromwell was “simply not in a position to uncover the information needed to ensure confidence in any investigation or findings” regarding FTX.
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