Levey Named as the First CEO of Libra Association
Dražen Tomić 10 May 2020 Print Comment
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The Libra Association chose an experienced financial expert as its first CEO. Stuart Levey, currently chief legal officer at HSBC, is set to join the association in the coming months.
The group said in a statement that Levey brings a wealth of leadership experience in the public and private sectors covering banking, regulatory policy and national security issues. Prior to HSBC, Levey served as under secretary of the US Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence during the presidencies of George Bush and Barack Obama.
Libra Association noted that Levey has played an instrumental role in setting US and international policy to combat illicit finance. Katie Haun, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz and a Libra Association board member, said Levey shared the group’s vision for using blockchain technology to deliver a more open, inclusive and high-functioning payment system that puts crypto in the hands of billions around the world.
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