Binance says CFO Kaiser Ng is leaving to "pursue a new venture" days after a $6.3B hack, citing a six-month transition plan, and names Justin Yek as CFO (Bloomberg)
Kaiser Ng, the chief financial officer at Binance Holdings Ltd., the world's largest crypto exchange …
Binance Holdings Ltd. announced that Chief Financial Officer Kaiser Ng is leaving the company to pursue a new venture. According to Bloomberg, the company has named Justin Yek as the new CFO and is implementing a six-month transition plan.
The leadership change follows a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency theft from Binance users that occurred last month, according to TechCrunch. Hindustan Times - World News reports that both the FBI and Binance have blamed North Korea for the hack, while blockchain investigation firms have attributed the attack to a North Korean hacking group called “TraderTraitor.” North Korea has denied these accusations, calling them fabricated political provocations.
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