CEO Chainalysis ушел из компании по «личным обстоятельствам»

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Соучредитель и генеральный директор аналитической компании Chainalysis Майкл Гронагер покинул руководящий пост после десяти лет работы из-за «личных проблем». Об этом пишет The Block.

Временно исполняет обязанности CEO президент и СOO Сари Гранат. Специалистка пришла в Chainalysis в апреле 2022 года из поставщика информационных услуг IHS Markit.

По словам представителя компании, Гранат обладает «глубоким пониманием бизнеса» и «тесно сотрудничает» с соучредителем и директором по стратегии Chainalysis Джонатаном Левином.

Причины внезапного ухода Гронагера остаются неясными.

В октябре 2023 года Chainalysis уволила около 15% штата (150 сотрудников), сосредоточившись на обслуживании интересов государственных ведомств. До этого в феврале компания сократила 5% команды.

В мае 2022 года Chainalysis оценили в $8,6 млрд. В ходе инвестраунда организация привлекла $170 млн.

Напомним, Chainalysis, наряду с Fireblocks и Gauntlet попала в список 50 ведущих финтех-компаний в 2024 году по версии Forbes.

В мае организация заключила партнерство с Tether с целью создания системы отслеживания активности USDT на вторичном рынке.

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