Nauru Appoints Australian Brian Phelps as CEO of New Virtual Asset Authority
Following the recent passage of legislation to regulate virtual assets, including cryptocurrency, Nauru’s government has appointed Australian banking and financial markets executive Brian Phelps as the inaugural CEO of t...
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