Imminent Bench Warrants for Top Financial Executives in Antigua Case

Wed Feb 11 2026 01:15:50 GMT+0200 (Eastern European Standard Time)

A strong warning has been issued by authorities in Antigua and Barbuda against several top executives from major financial institutions, signaling imminent bench warrants due to their lack of engagement in a high-stakes legal case.

The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court has announced that bench warrants are likely to be issued against 73 executives, including Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan Chase) and Brian Moynihan (Bank of America), for their non-compliance in a case concerning alleged civil conspiracy and obstruction of Antigua's carbon-credit economy. This case has stirred significant international attention and ongoing legal scrutiny.

FINAL PERSONAL WARNING TO EACH OF THE 73 NAMED EXECUTIVES

BENCH WARRANTS ARE NOW IMMINENT

The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court has indicated that it has already issued a bench warrant for Gary Dordick of the law firm implicated in failing to engage with court procedures, setting a precedent for further actions against other non-responding executives.

Direct Consequences

This doesn't just represent corporate exposure; it is personal against each named individual and comes with severe legal implications. The silence of these executives is being viewed as willful contempt, alongside allegations of systematic obstruction of the nation’s carbon-credit initiatives.

A Call to Action

The court is poised to take further action, including individual bench warrants, contempt citations, and potential criminal investigations. This ongoing case reflects broader concerns regarding corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

This article serves as a formal notice and concern regarding the serious legal ramifications facing these executives who continue to remain silent in the face of allegations that could lead to extensive financial losses and legal repercussions.