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Three Arrows Capital liquidators get High Court approval to preserve S’pore assets
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The whereabouts of Three Arrows Capital's founders, Mr Zhu Su (pictured) and Mr Kyle Davies, remain unknown.
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SINGAPORE - The liquidators of Three Arrows Capital (3AC) have been granted interim relief on Friday (July 15) to investigate and preserve the Singapore assets of the bankrupt crypto hedge fund, The Straits Times understands.
The whereabouts of its founders, Mr Zhu Su and Mr Kyle Davies, remain unknown.
In a High Court chambers hearing on Friday, the Singapore lawyers for advisory firm Teneo sought an order for interim relief pending the main application to recognise the British Virgin Islands (BVI) liquidation order, and for Teneo’s Mr Russell Crumpler and Mr Christopher Farmer to carry out their duties as joint liquidators here.
In a High Court chambers hearing on Friday, the Singapore lawyers for advisory firm Teneo sought an order for interim relief pending the main application to recognise the British Virgin Islands (BVI) liquidation order, and for Teneo’s Mr Russell Crumpler and Mr Christopher Farmer to carry out their duties as joint liquidators here.
