Ernst and Young, the accounting firm overseeing the Quadriga bankruptcy, is now asking for the proceedings to be moved from Halifax to Toronto. Continue reading →

Justice Darlene Jamieson said during the hearing Wednesday the case is challenging because QuadrigaCX “lacked books and records” and auditors are unable to speak the deceased owner. Continue reading →

The death of QuadrigaCX CEO Gerald Cotten has sparked concern about his trading practices and potential scams involving the cryptocurrency exchange. Continue reading →

The report confirms the Vancouver-based virtual company was “significantly flawed” when it came to financial reporting and operations. Continue reading →

QuadrigaCX was one of Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges before it was shut down amid a storm of controversy in January. Continue reading →

Vancouver-based QuadrigaCX was shut down in January after its founder and sole director, 30-year-old Gerald Cotten of Fall River, N.S., died Dec. 9 while travelling in India. Continue reading →

In the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on Thursday, Justice Michael Wood extended an existing stay of proceedings until June 28, unless the CCAA proceedings are terminated before then. Continue reading →

The move, approved on Monday by a Nova Scotia judge, marks a turning point for the 115,000 users who are owed more than $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. Continue reading →

Quadriga’s antics highlight the need for new regulations to better suit a financial marketplace that includes virtual currencies, says Lisa Kramer of UofT. Continue reading →