2018-9-8 19:17 |
Dropping the BTC-related project is fake news, the Sachs CFO Martin Chavez told during a San Francisco conference.
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2018-9-8 19:17 |
Dropping the BTC-related project is fake news, the Sachs CFO Martin Chavez told during a San Francisco conference.
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In what can only be dubbed a fabricated turn of events, Goldman Sachs CFO, Martin Chavez downplayed a recent report stating that the Wall Street giant has abandoned its plans to launch a cryptocurrency trading desk, calling it “fake news.
2018-9-8 05:00 | |
Goldman Sachs Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Martin Chavez announced yesterday at the TechCrunch Disrupt Conference in San Francisco that Goldman Sachs has no intention of abandoning plans to launch a cryptocurrency desk.
2018-9-8 20:56 | |
Reports that Goldman Sachs was planning to launch a crypto trading desk have been labeled as fake by the company’s Chief Financial Officer CFO, Martin Chavez. Speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt Conference in San Francisco reported by CNBC, Chavez cleared the waves surrounding the recent event.
2018-9-8 13:00 | |
Финансовый директор инвестбанка Goldman Sachs Мартин Чавез (Martin Chavez), выступая на конференции TechCrunch Disrupt в Cан-Франциско, опроверг информацию о том, что компания решила отказаться от развития отдела торговых операций с криптовалютами.
2018-9-7 10:18 | |
Bitcoin (BTC), Cryptocurrency–Despite reports surrounding a potential cryptocurrency trading desk by Wall Street goliath Goldman Sachs–and its subsequent closure–the company has since come out to debunk any such reports.
2018-9-7 06:12 | |
One of the first major investment banks to enter the cryptocurrency sector, Goldman Sachs has been hinting at launching a Bitcoin trading desk since June. Following news of a delay, Goldman Sachs CFO Martin Chavez is now saying that the firm never had a timeline for it in the first place.
2018-9-7 01:22 | |
Editor’s note (9/6/18 at 6:10 PM ET): According to one source on Twitter and an article article citing it published by CNBC, Martin Chavez, the CTO of Goldman Sachs, denied the business insider report, calling it “fake news” at Tech Crunch.
2018-9-7 23:38 | |
Update (September 7): Goldman Sach’s CFO Martin Chavez has since called reports of dropping the bitcoin trading desk “fake news. ” (The original Business Insider report quoted unnamed sources as the basis of the information.
2018-9-8 21:57 | |