Venture Capital Firm Sequoia Apologizes to Fund Investors for $150 Million Loss on FTX
In a rare move, American venture capital firm Sequoia Capital reportedly apologized to its fund investors for the $150 million it has lost on the now-bankrupt crypto exchange FTX. The Wall Street Journal reported the apo...
The Wall Street Journal reported the apology, citing people familiar with the matter. Sequoia’s partners told the fund investors on a call on Tuesday that the firm would improve its due-diligence process when it comes to future investments....
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