Eight major media companies, including Bloomberg, The Financial Times and Reuters, have called for the public disclosure of two people responsible for the $250 million bond underwriting of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.
in the letterJan. 12, sent to New York District Court Judge Lewis Kaplan, an attorney at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP acting on behalf of the media giant. argued that “The right of the public to know the guarantors of Bankman-Fried worth more than their right to privacy and security.”
Media organizations that want judges to reveal the identity of their guarantors Bankman-Fried creditors include Associated Press, Bloomberg, CNBC, Dow Jones, The Financial Times, Insider and the Washington Post.
The media attorney used an example from the December 2020 case of Ghislaine Maxwell, in which the name of the bond guarantor was not disclosed. Sam Bankman-Fried’s financial crimes were disputed. Not as serious as Maxwell’s involvement in Jeffery Epstein’s children in a prostitution scandal.
Previously, Bankman-Fried’s lawyers hadconthat the names of two persons who helped bail Bankman-Fried Should have been covered up because Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried, the parents and co-signers of the $250 million bond, Bankman-Fried receive constant physical threats
If the names of the guarantors were disclosed, Bankman-Fried’s lawyers argued that “serious events may have occurred” for the safety and well-being of the two.
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