Brett Harrison, FTX
Source: CNBC
Brett Harrison, the U.S. president of the crypto exchange FTX, announced his resignation on Tuesday, with the company in the midst of a massive expansion effort.
Harrison said on Twitter that he will be moving into an advisory role at the company and said he plans to remain in the industry.
“I have deep gratitude for my experiences at FTX in the last year and a half,” he wrote in a tweet.
Harrison joined FTX, whose parent company is based in the Bahamas, in May 2021 after spending close to two years at Citadel Securities. Earlier in his career, he spent over seven years at Jane Street, the quantitative trading firm where FTX founder and CEO Sam Bankman-Fried got his start in finance.
On FTX’s website, Harrison is the executive listed immediately after Bankman-Fried, and his title there is CEO of FTX US Derivatives.
He concluded his Twitter thread by saying that he “can’t wait to share” what he’ll be doing next and, in the meantime, “I’ll be assisting...
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