2018-7-13 20:40 |
Tether, the company behind the dollar-tied USDT, has hired a chief compliance officer from the eighth-largest bank in North America. origin »
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Tether, the company behind the controversial, dollar-tied “stablecoin” known as USDT, has hired a chief compliance officer from the eighth-largest bank in North America. Leonard Real is a former anti-money laundering (AML) analyst for the Bank of Montreal, where he worked for four years in three different positions. In a statement, Real said that he looks
2018-7-13 00:10 | |
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The newly hired Leonardo Real previously worked for BMO Financial Group. But what happened to Tether’s former CCO?
2018-7-13 22:35 | |
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Tether (USDT), cryptocurrency’s most popular stablecoin and the 9th-ranked cryptocurrency by market cap, announced today that they will be hiring former AML Quality Control Manager at Bank of Montreal, Leonardo Real, as the company’s new Chief Compliance Officer.
2018-7-12 20:54 | |
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Former Bank of Montreal AML Quality Control Manager Joins Tether Ltd. as Chief Compliance Officer.
2018-7-13 20:41 | |
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Bitfinex Chief Strategy Officer Phil Potter announced Friday that he has decided to resign from the company. He is also leaving the same role at Bitfinex’s partner company, Tether Ltd. , issuers of a stablecoin (USDT) that is pegged 1:1 in value to the US Dollar.
2018-6-24 11:00 | |
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There is substantial controversy surrounding Tether, a cryptocurrency that claims to be pegged to the U. S. dollar. According to Tether, each Tether token is backed by one U.
2018-6-14 22:01 | |
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