Ryan Salame, who was co-CEO of FTX Digital Markets, informed Bahamian securities regulators in the days before FTX collapsed that Samuel Bankman-Fried may have funneled customers investments to his hedge
It’s “business as usual” at his two operating restaurants in Lenox, the Olde Heritage and Firefly. The outcome for the rest of the properties remains to be seen.
Bahamas attorney general Ryan Pinder has called any attempt to lay the entirety of the blame for FTX debacle on this nation a "gross oversimplification of reality.".
Potential ripple effects, or worse, on Ryan Salame’s multiple restaurants and real estate holdings in Lenox remain unclear, as his local business ventures are shielded in a half-dozen limited liability