Major bank Goldman Sachs plans to buy Celsius (CEL) shares

According to consistent news, the major US bank Goldman Sachs is considering collecting up to two billion US dollars from investors in order to buy up shares in the ailing lending platform Celsius.

In the event of Celsius bankruptcy, the US investment house could acquire assets at a large discount.

Goldman Sachs plans to take over assets that are significantly undervalued together with traditional, well-funded financial institutions and various crypto funds.

Only yesterday, Friday afternoon , did the Wall Street Journal report that Celsius commissioned the consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal to explore possible restructuring measures.

In addition to the engagement of the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld , which specializes in insolvency law, and the support of the US bank Citigroup, Alvarez & Marsal is now the third external company to support the Celsius management in solving the current problems.

The Celsius community is also trying to save the ailing lending platform from going under, but whether this can succeed in view of Celsius's liquidity problems remains to be seen in the coming trading weeks.

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