According to a court document filed Monday with federal court database system PACER, FTX's new chief executive, John Jay Ray III, is in talks with legal, cybersecurity and legal advisers about the company's numerous subsidiaries and their respective bankruptcy, CoinDesk reported. FTX has filed more than 100 filings for various affiliates, including Alameda Research, a quantitative trading firm that holds large amounts of FTT tokens, and West Realm Shires, a U.S. business entity operating under the name FTX in certain jurisdictions. and Clifton Bay Investments, among others. As part of these filings, FTX filed a motion to jointly manage the entire umbrella group of entities, rather than treating each entity as a separate case. FTX also asked if it would be possible, instead of creating a list of the top 20 creditors for each company, to create a list of the top 50 creditors for the structure as a whole. Additionally, FTX believes it may have more than 1 million creditors.