Former FTX executive Constance Wang has returned to the crypto industry, joining the Asia-focused crypto venture firm Sino Global Capital. After spending nearly four years at FTX, where she held several significant positions, including COO, Wang had kept a low profile following the collapse of the exchange group. According to Bloomberg’s report, citing anonymous sources, Wang has resurfaced at Sino Global.
As a trusted lieutenant of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, Wang also served as co-chief executive of FTX Digital Markets, the company’s affiliate in the Bahamas. Her responsibilities included driving global user growth, managing partnerships, public relations, marketing, institutional clients, and expanding the company’s presence in various geographical regions. Prior to her tenure at FTX, Wang had worked at Huobi Global and Credit Suisse, showcasing her experience and expertise in the crypto and financial sectors.
While certain high-ranking FTX executives have been involved in legal proceedings and, in some cases, have pleaded guilty, others have sought new opportunities elsewhere. For example, Amy Wu, who previously led FTX Ventures, recently joined Menlo Ventures.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of FTX, is currently facing multiple charges and has pleaded not guilty. He is currently under house arrest, awaiting trial.
Neither Constance Wang nor Sino Global Capital has provided immediate comments on this recent development. Wang’s move to Sino Global Capital highlights the ongoing movement and realignment within the crypto industry, as professionals seek fresh opportunities and navigate the evolving regulatory landscape.
The post Former FTX COO Wang resurfaces at Sino Global: Bloomberg appeared first on BitcoinWorld.
