Lawyers and advisors in FTX bankruptcy have billed nearly $20 million for 51 days of work

2/9/2023

Lawyers and advisors in FTX bankruptcy have billed nearly $20 million for 51 days of work.

Recently, it was noted by CNBC that John J Ray, the new CEO of FTX falling SBF's fallout, is currently making $1,300 per hour.

There are also additional expenses fees.

CNBC projects this is $2.6 million annualized if a standard week is considered.

CNBC states they get paid immediately, before any FTX investor receives money from the losses.

In Enron, CNBC reports he collected $1.2 million annualized.

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