Robinhood plans to buy back 55M shares Sam Bankman-Fried purchased last year


Robinhood Markets Inc. plans to buy back most or all of the remaining shares a company controlled by Sam Bankman-Fried purchased from it last May, in a move that could cost the online brokerage more than $575 million.

The shares are a part of the fraud case the U.S. government has filed against Bankman-Fried, the co-founder and former CEO of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange operator FTX Trading Ltd. Bankman-Fried has admitted borrowing money from Alameda Research, the trading firm he owned whose…

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