.3arrowscap founders zhusu and KyleLDavies face court hearing Tuesday, accused of not cooperating with liquidation proceedings. Their location remains unknown. thesamreynolds reports.
Where in the world are Su Zhu and Kyle Davies? Lawyers involved in the liquidation proceedings of Three Arrows Capital’s British Virgin Islands fund would certainly like to know, as the hedge fund founders have not been cooperative in the proceedings so far and their current location is unknown.
The lawyers said that persons identifying themselves as “Su Zhu” and “Kyle” were present on an initial Zoom call, but their video and audio was turned off and they would not respond to questions posed directly to them, with only their legal representatives answering questions.
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