Binance Crypto Exchange Appoints Richard Teng to Lead All Regional Markets Outside US
The world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, has appointed Richard Teng, a traditional finance (TradFi) veteran with strong regulatory experience, as its head of all regional markets outside of the US. The appointment m...
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The appointment marks a quick ascension for Teng at Binance and comes after less than two years with the company, Bloomberg reported....
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