Did 3Acs Founders Spend 50 Million On A Yacht Despite Owing 3 5 Billion To 27 Firms

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 17:49

Did 3Acs Founders Spend 50 Million On A Yacht Despite Owing 3 5 Billion To 27 Firms

A case in point is

A case in point is the latest information about the two founders of Three Arrows Capital (3AC) – Kyle Davies and Su Zhu. Apparently, the two put a $50 million down

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A 1,157-page affidavit drafted by liquidator Russell Crumpler and published by Three Arrows Capital’s (3AC) restructuring firm Teneo reveals several details about the

Founders of the beleaguered crypto lending and borrowing firm Three Arrows Capital (3AC), spent $50 million as a down payment for a luxury yacht and another S$ 48.8

According to the company’s bankruptcy filings, 3AC owes $3.5 billion to 27 companies, including $2.3 billion to Genesis Global Trading. The filings also accuse the two

Three Arrows Capital owes

Three Arrows Capital owes $3.5 billion to its creditors. The figures were revealed in a 1,157-page court filing document that was released. The document also speaks

JUST IN: Court filings reveal Three Arrows Capital founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies may have purchased a $50 million yacht with borrowed funds.

3AC Co-founders Used Fund’s Assets for $50M Yacht, Bungalows

Three Arrows Capital managed a

3AC founders spent $50 million on yacht, bungalow

Did 3AC’s Founders Spend $50 Million on a Yacht Despite Owing

Three Arrows Capital managed a crypto fund worth a reported $10 billion in March, but filed for bankruptcy on July 1. Founders of bankrupt Three Arrows Capital hedge

Matters appear to have gone

“Matters appear to have gone wrong in April or May 2025, when 3AC was reported to have spent between USD $200 to $600 million to purchase ‘Luna,’” the filing says.