The FTX debtors stated they’d paid the 14 consultancy companies and the legislation companies dealing with its chapter case over $100 million as of April 30, in keeping with a Could 30 court docket submitting.
Sullivan & Cromwell is high earner
In response to the submitting, FTX paid legislation agency Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) $39.58 million for its companies, making it the very best earner amongst these companies.
S&C is the corporate’s restructuring counsel and has performed an energetic function in FTX’s chapter case. The legislation agency beforehand described its companies to the bankrupt alternate as “some of the sophisticated, multi-disciplinary workout routines by any legislation agency.”
The agency was initially met with stiff opposition from Sam Bankman-Fried, who accused the legislation agency of pressuring him to authorize submitting for chapter within the days following FTX’s implosion. S&C’s involvement within the proceedings has additionally been challenged by U.S. lawmakers Thom Tillis, Elizabeth Warren, John Hickenlooper, and Cynthia Lummis, who cited its earlier relationship with FTX in a Jan. 9 letter to the court docket.
One other top-earning agency within the FTX’s chapter case is Alvarez & Marsal North America, performing as a monetary advisor to the chapter case. The agency has earned $32.7 million.
Others like Landis Rath & Cobb, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, AlixPartners, Kroll, Jefferies LLC, and others have earned between $257,149 and $5.01 million.
FTX has $2.03B in financial institution
The debtors in FTX’s chapter reported that the 4 siloes of the bankrupt crypto empire held $2.03 billion in unnamed banks as of April 30.
A breakdown of those checking account balances confirmed that the Alameda silo, which includes the principal buying and selling agency Alameda Analysis and its subsidiaries, had $877.28 billion in banks. In distinction, the West Realm Shires silo — which incorporates FTX US and Ledger X — had 599.01 billion within the banks.
The Dotcom silo, which includes FTX.com and different exchanges, had $407.99 billion in banks, whereas the FTX Ventures held $154.55 billion in these conventional monetary establishments.
Moreover, Deck Applied sciences, Inc—a separate entity and never one of many 4 silos making up FTX’s most important accounts — has $144,204 in banks.
The FTX debtors stated they maintained accounts in foreign currency throughout quite a few entities. The bankrupt agency didn’t present additional data on the names of those banks or the quantity held at every.
Reviews revealed a number of U.S. banks’ ties to the bankrupt alternate earlier within the 12 months. A lawsuit alleged that the defunct Signature Financial institution aided and abetted the FTX fraud by “allowing” the commingling of the alternate customers’ funds by its Signet community.
FTX earned $105M
The monetary assertion additional confirmed that the bankrupt agency bought $105.32 million by the gross sales of 4 completely different belongings.
In response to the submitting, the alternate earned $96.25 million from the gross sales of its fairness and token place in Mysten Labs’ SUI Tokens. CryptoSlate reported that the bankrupt alternate had undervalued its SUI holdings by roughly 1,000 occasions, because the tokens would have been value over $1 billion.
In the meantime, the agency offered its fund place in VY House for $8.3 million on April 25 and its fairness place in Keygen Labs and Anysphere for $500,000 and $200,000, respectively.
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In response to the court docket submitting, FTX made $44.02 million in disbursements in April. The submitting didn’t embrace particulars on when these funds had been made and to whom they had been made.
Moreover, FTX stated it has 107 full-time staff, down from the 320 staff it had when it filed for chapter and paid a complete post-petition taxes of $386,033 in April.