Former Alameda CEO agrees to hand over most of his assets to FTX creditors to settle FTX lawsuit

hmantle · 2024-10-09T09:43:05.000Z

According to TechFlow, on October 9, The Block reported that Caroline Ellison, former co-CEO of Alameda Research, has agreed to transfer most of her remaining assets to FTX creditors to resolve the lawsuit filed against her by the FTX bankruptcy estate. In a filing Monday, FTX Trading Ltd. wrote that Ellison agreed to turn over “substantially all of her assets” except for those that have been seized by the government or used to pay legal fees. She also pledged to cooperate extensively with the FTX estate in ongoing and future investigations. The FTX estate had previously sued Ellison to try to recover about $22.5 million in bonus payments and $6.3 million in transfers.

深潮 TechFlow 消息，10 月 9 日，据 The Block 报道，Alameda Research 前联合 CEO Caroline Ellison 已同意将其大部分剩余资产移交给 FTX 债权人，以解决 FTX 破产财产对她提起的诉讼。
在周一的一份文件中，FTX Trading Ltd. 写道，Ellison 同意移交“实质上所有资产”，除了已被政府没收或用于支付法律费用的部分。她还承诺在正在进行和未来可能的调查中与 FTX 破产财产方面广泛合作。FTX 破产财产方此前起诉 Ellison，试图追回约 2250 万美元的奖金支付和 630 万美元的转账。
此前，美国特拉华州破产法院法官 John Dorsey 于 10 月 9 日批准了 FTX 的重组计划。2024 年 9 月，Ellison 因在 FTX 崩溃中的角色被判处两年监禁。FTX 创始人 Sam Bankman-Fried 则于 2024 年 3 月被判处近 25 年监禁，并被命令偿还高达 110 亿美元的投资者和贷款人损失。

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