2026-04-17

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Statement Re D'Arcy Rahming Sr. Post on LinkedIn

The Securities Commission of The Bahamas refutes false and misleading statements made by D’Arcy Rahming Sr. in a recent LinkedIn post regarding his dispute with Bank of The Bahamas and the ArawakX investigation. The Commission clarifies that it only learned of the dispute after advanced investigation stages and that Rahming’s claim of carrying a lawsuit against the bank is inconsistent with public records. Additionally, the Commission notes that joint official liquidators have independently filed a criminal complaint against Rahming and directs the public to court filings that refute his claims.

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Securities Commission of The Bahamas Poinciana House North Building, 2nd Floor 31A East Bay Street P.O. Box N-8347 Nassau, The Bahamas STATEMENT Contact: Executive Director 17 April 2026 Christina Rolle 242-397-4100 STATEMENT RE: D’ARCY RAHMING’S LINKEDIN POST Nassau, The Bahamas, 17 April 2026 – The Securities Commission of The Bahamas (Securities Commission) is aware of a video and statement recently posted by Mr. D’Arcy Rahming Sr. on LinkedIn, which contain a number of blatant falsehoods and misleading statements. Regarding the referenced dispute with Bank of The Bahamas (BOB), the Securities Commission notes that it and its Executive Director only became aware of Mr. Rahming’s dispute with BOB after its investigations into ArawakX were in an advanced stage. The information was not voluntarily reported by Mr. Rahming. With respect to Mr. Rahming’s claim that he has carriage of a lawsuit against the Bank of The Bahamas, this claim does not align with information in the Commission’s possession or in the public domain. The Securities Commission is aware that the joint oƯicial liquidators independently filed a criminal complaint against Mr. Rahming. The Securities Commission is not a party to these proceedings. Finally, the Securities Commission encourages the public to review its website where a full timeline of its investigation into ArawakX can be found, including aƯidavits, meeting notes, transcripts of interviews with Mr. Rahming, and other documents, all of which have been filed with the Courts. The information in these records and filings refute the contents of Mr. Rahming’s video and statement (see 2023 filings at https://scb.gov.bs/court-filings-and-documents/).\