Apollo Global Management balked at FTX rescue over missing funds

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Court hears of scramble to raise capital in the days prior to cryptocurrency company’s bankruptcy

Apollo Global Management balked at a last-minute rescue of FTX after learning billions of dollars in customer funds were unaccounted for and the exchange wasn’t able to provide legal justifications for the shortfall, a former top lawyer at Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire testified.

He broke the news to Mr Bankman-Fried, FTX’s co-founder, that there was no justification while they took a walk a bit later.How to influence people at work and improve your status The 37-year-old is the latest company insider to testify at the trial, bolstering prosecutors’ allegations that Bankman-Fried oversaw a massive fraud.

FTX was scrambling to raise capital in the days prior to its bankruptcy so that it could meet an uptick in user withdrawal requests – even asking a rival exchange, Binance Holdings Ltd. for help, a play that ultimately didn’t pan out.Mr Sun testified that he and another FTX executive in November 2022 got on a call with the firm, which asked for financial statements before making a decision.

Mr Singh also testified against the crypto mogul earlier in the trial as did former Alameda Chief Executive Officer Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang, FTX co-founder and former chief technology officer. All three have pleaded guilty to criminal charges and are co-operating with prosecutors in hopes of receiving lighter sentences.

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