Singapore's Temasek, other institutions sued for allegedly aiding and abetting FTX fraud


Eighteen defendants were named in a class action lawsuit filed by one of FTX's customers, with Singapore's Temasek being one of them. - Reuters

SINGAPORE, Feb 25 (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore's top investment company Temasek has been named in a class action lawsuit filed in Miami, Florida, as one of 18 defendants that allegedly conspired with troubled cryptocurrency exchange FTX to defraud customers.

The complaint was filed on Wednesday by one of the exchange’s customers, Mr Connor O’Keefe, a Mississippi resident, on behalf of himself and “all others similarly situated”.

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