
FTX Trading, the cryptocurrency platform that filed for bankruptcy in November 2022, has received overwhelming support from its creditors for an amended reorganization plan. The plan was backed by over 95% of creditors, representing 99% of the claim value. Despite this strong backing, the U.S. Trustee, Andrew Vara, has raised objections, arguing that the plan provides excessive legal protections for the estate's administrators and unfairly favors larger creditors. Additionally, some equity holders are forming a group to potentially object to the plan. The U.S. Trustee also contends that creditors should not bear the cost of a data breach. The results of the plan's approval process are expected by October 7.
US TRUSTEE OPPOSES FTX REORGANIZATION PLAN, CITES LEGAL PROTECTIONS AND CREDITOR INEQUITY The US trustee overseeing the FTX bankruptcy case has filed formal objections to the company’s proposed reorganization plan. Trustee Andrew Vara criticized the plan for giving estate… https://t.co/6wK00DFASu
FTX REORGANIZATION PLAN UNDER FIRE AS US TRUSTEE CITES LEGAL AND CREDITOR ISSUES FTX’s reorganization plan is being contested by US trustee Andrew Vara, who believes that it provides excessive legal protections for the estate’s administrators and unfairly favors larger creditors… https://t.co/M6S18H7kiC
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