The Singapore Supreme Court has granted Teneo, a group of creditors affiliated with Three Arrows Capital (3AC), to review the assets of a hedge fund held in its jurisdiction. Bloomberg writes about it.

The consulting firm was able to request all data of a financial nature, including information about bank accounts, cryptocurrencies, shares in companies, and real estate.

In legal terms, this means that the court effectively recognizes the winding up order originally submitted to the BVI court.

Teneo’s ambition to hold 3AC’s Singapore assets went public in July.

Recall that in June, against the background of the collapse of the cryptocurrency market, there were rumors about the bankruptcy of Three Arrows Capital. Trading firm 8 Blocks Capital accused the hedge fund of using client funds to cover margin calls.

According to some reports, cryptocurrency platforms BitMEX, FTX and Deribit have liquidated their 3AC positions due to the latter’s failure to meet margin requirements.

On June 17, hedge fund co-founder Kyle Davis said Three Arrows Capital has hired legal and financial advisors to find a solution for its investors and lenders.

User DrSoldmanGachs, who calls himself the creditor of the previously liquidated hedge fund, disclosed the total amount of outstanding liabilities of 3AC – $2.8 billion.

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