Troubled crypto brokerage firm Genesis Global Trading’s creditors have hired restructuring lawyers to prevent the firm from filing for bankruptcy. Genesis currently seeks $500 million in emergency funding from investors and crypto firms after facing trouble raising $1 billion in funds. BlockFi filing bankruptcy has worsened sentiments in the crypto market.
Genesis Creditors Put Efforts to Prevent Bankruptcy
Creditors of Genesis are working with restructuring law firms to find options to prevent bankruptcy filing by the crypto brokerage, ລາຍງານ Bloomberg ໃນວັນທີ 30 ພະຈິກ.
Some creditors are working with Proskauer Rose, while some work with the law firm Kirkland & Ellis. Meanwhile, Genesis hired investment bank Moelis & Company to explore options, including a potential bankruptcy. However, the goal is to resolve the situation without the imminent need for any bankruptcy filing. Genesis and DCG are also seeking $500 million in emergency funding.
Genesis interim CEO Derar Islim said:
“We’ve begun discussions with potential investors and our largest creditors and borrowers, including Gemini and DCG, to agree on a solution that shores up our lending business’ overall liquidity and addresses clients’ needs.”
Genesis Capital, the crypto lending arm of Genesis Trading, suspended customer redemptions and new loan originations following the collapse of FTX. Genesis has approximately $175 million in locked funds in FTX. In fact, Genesis parent Digital Currency Group owes $575 million to Genesis Capital.
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Source: https://coingape.com/genesis-bankruptcy-crypto-brokerage-could-be-next-after-blockfi/