09.28.2022

FTX US President Steps Down

09.28.2022
Shanny Basar
FTX US President Steps Down

Brett Harrison said he is stepping down as president of FTX US, but will remain as an advisor to the cryptocurrency firm. Harrison joined FTX US in May 2021 from Citadel Securities.

https://twitter.com/BrettHarrison88/status/1574782903711563777

https://twitter.com/BrettHarrison88/status/1574782906735763463

https://twitter.com/Brett_FTX/status/1574782908967124994

https://twitter.com/BrettHarrison88/status/1574782911408128001

Sam Bankman-Fried, chief executive and and founder of FTX, said:

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