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Exclusive: Goldman Sachs on the hunt for cheap crypto firms after FTX fiasco

Exclusive: Goldman Sachs on the hunt for cheap crypto firms after FTX fiasco

LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) – Goldman Sachs (GS.N) plans to spend tens of millions of dollars buying or investing in crypto companies after the FTX stock market crash hit valuations and chilled the market. interest of investors. The FTX implosion has increased the need for more trusted and regulated cryptocurrency players, and big banks see …

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Exclusive: China set to fine Ant Group over $1 billion, signaling revamp is closing in on final sources

Exclusive: China set to fine Ant Group over $1 billion, signaling revamp is closing in on final sources

HONG KONG, Nov 22 (Reuters) – Chinese authorities are set to fine Jack Ma’s Ant group more than $1 billion, six sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, paving the way at the end of the fintech’s two-year commitment. regulatory overhaul. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC), which spearheaded Ant’s overhaul after the Chinese …

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Exclusive: Bankman-Fried's FTX Parents Bought Bahamian Property Worth $121M

Exclusive: Bankman-Fried’s FTX Parents Bought Bahamian Property Worth $121M

FTX unit purchased 7 condos in upscale resort for “key personnel” Bankman-Fried’s parents named owners of $16.4 million vacation home Bankman and Fried tell Reuters: Seeking to return the deed to FTX NEW PROVIDENCE, Bahamas, Nov 22 (Reuters) – Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX, his parents and top executives of the failed cryptocurrency exchange have purchased at …

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EXCLUSIVE Behind the fall of FTX, the fight against billionaires and a failed attempt to save crypto

EXCLUSIVE Behind the fall of FTX, the fight against billionaires and a failed attempt to save crypto

Nov 10 (Reuters) – On Tuesday morning, Sam Bankman-Fried, owner of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, caught his employees off guard with a grim message. “I’m sorry,” he told them. “I screwed up.” The reason for the mea culpa: its announcement half an hour earlier that FTX’s big rival, Binance, was planning to mount a shock takeover …

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