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A government official pointed out that the Bahamas was "the first regulator in the world" to go after FTX.

Securities Commission of the Bahamas quickly to respond to the FTX crisis for protection of investors and customers. FTX called it misdirection.

Attorney General Ryan Pinder last night addressed the nation regarding the collapse of crypto currency giant FTX. While Pinder should have spoken sooner, he did a commendable job of defending the country’s reputation in the crypto space. There are still questions that remain about the Securities Commission of The Bahamas’ oversight of FTX before being

Banking news

Plus: Visas NFT play at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Stock markets in Asia and Europe fell on Monday, as did U.S. futures and crude prices, as investors worried about the fallout of social unrest in China.

As he defended The Bahamas’ response in the wake of the collapse of crypto giant FTX, Attorney General Ryan Pinder asserted last night that any attempt to lay the blame of the company’s fall at the feet of The Bahamas is an “oversimplification of reality”. In a televised national address on FTX’s failure, Pinder said

Bahamian authorities are still investigating the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, according to Attorney General Ryan Pinder, even after the firm

U.S. Regulators Also Failed to Notice Anything Amiss at Collapsing Crypto Exchange

The European Union (EU) Court of Justice has struck down an EU mandate for there to be public registers of beneficial ownership of all companies, according to an article posted by Bermuda’s The Royal Gazette. Attorney General Ryan Pinder told Guardian Business yesterday that the ruling is a “win” for jurisdictions like The Bahamas because