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PM: We Had Bad Actors
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis said the collapse of crypto company giant FTX was not because the country lacked the proper regulatory framework but that “it had bad actors.”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Prime Minister Philip Davis said the collapse of crypto company giant FTX was not because the country lacked the proper regulatory framework but that “it had bad actors.”
He said FTX is not the only large company that has gone into liquidation in The Bahamas.
The prime minister’s comments came at the opening of the Great Harbour Cay Airport.
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