US lawmaker calls for solutions from SEC on docs associated to Sam Bankman-Fried's arrest

Michigan Consultant Invoice Huizenga, who chairs the US Home Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, has referred to as out the Securities and Trade Fee (SEC) for its failure to provide applicable paperwork associated to the timing of the costs and arrest of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

In a June 22 listening to on oversight of the SEC, Rep. Huizenga stated “100% of the paperwork” the fee had offered on SBF’s costs and arrest had been publicly accessible, suggesting an insufficient response to the congressional committee. The lawmaker criticized the SEC for failing to satisfy a Feb. 24 deadline to produce paperwork that allegedly raised “critical questions concerning the SEC’s course of and cooperation with the Division of Justice” with regard to SBF’s costs and arrest.

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