FTX estate begins to repay bankrupt exchange creditors in cash

FTX estate begins to repay bankrupt exchange creditors in cash

The initial distributions are being made through crypto companies BitGo and Kraken THE estate of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX has begun distributing cash to creditors more than two years after Sam Bankman-Fried’s trading platform imploded. Customers should start to see the funds within one to three business days, the estate said on Tuesday (Feb 18).…

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FTX refunds: Temasek, BlackRock, SoftBank, Sequoia, Tom Brady, Shaquille O’Neal likely beneficiaries

FTX estate begins to repay bankrupt exchange creditors in cash

AFTER more than two years of hand-wringing, creditors of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX are heaving a sigh of relief as the trading platform’s estate starts paying cash back to creditors this week. FTX reportedly owed creditors about US$11.2 billion (S$15 billion) but has between US$14.5 billion and US$16.3 billion to distribute to customers and non-governmental…

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iPhone parts maker Murata eyes supply chain shifts towards India

iPhone parts maker Murata eyes supply chain shifts towards India

APPLE iPhone components maker Murata Manufacturing is weighing whether to move some of its production capacity to India, reflecting a global realignment of the supply chain towards the world’s most populous country. The Kyoto-based maker of multilayer ceramic capacitors sees growing demand in India and is running simulations for what it would take to dial…

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Aussie lender NAB’s cash earnings fall on high arrears and costs, shares tank

Aussie lender NAB’s cash earnings fall on high arrears and costs, shares tank

NATIONAL Australia Bank (NAB), the country’s biggest business lender, said first-quarter profit slipped as competition for customers ate into margins and more borrowers fell behind on repayments, sending its shares tumbling. NAB said its bad exposures ticked up during the quarter as business segment’s lending portfolio deteriorated while late home loan payments rose as Australians…

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