The CEO of BlackRock said the asset management giant had invested $24 million in FTX_Official before it collapsed, according to Reuters. By NelWang
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink specified that the asset management giant had invested $24 million in FTX before its collapse, according to Reuters. Fink was speaking at the New York Times Dealbook conference on Wednesday.
Fink also said it looked like there were misbehaviors in FTX, but would not speculate on whether BlackRock and venture capital firm Sequoia, which had invested $213.5 million in FTX and has sinceRead more:
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