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Let's say for sake of argument the investment by FTX was made at a valuation of $1B and Anthropic is now worth $10B. Could Anthropic now say, "Oh no, that mone
by tornato7 3y ago
Let's say for sake of argument the investment by FTX was made at a valuation of $1B and Anthropic is now worth $10B.
Could Anthropic now say, "Oh no, that money was stolen, the investment was never valid, we're returning every last cent." and essentially do a huge share buyback at a steep discount to current valuation?
- rmbyrro 3y agoI guess that's not how corporate liquidation work. A liquidator will evaluate the assets current market value and try to liquidate them in the most advantageous way for creditors. Which means: they'll try to get at least the valuation that Anthropic got from the AWS deal. The problem is: they need to find someone willing to buy these shares at this price. If they do so, FTX creditors will be happy.