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In an effort to grow its business abroad, the cryptocurrency trading and payment services company BCB Group has named Noah Sharp as deputy CEO, according to a statement seen by CoinDesk. According to the company's statement, Sharp will be located in London and report to Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie, the CEO and founder of BCB. In the release, Landsberg-Sadie added, "We appointed Noah at a time when the worldwide growth of the business required a seasoned specialist with a significant track record in banking and payments. I'm honored to have Noah back my vision in such a powerful way.
The provider of crypto payment services has been growing through a number of acquisitions. It bought the blockchain and digital currency LAB57. The 100-year-old Sutor Bank in Germany was bought by a group of former NatWest bank software developers in December of last year, which led to the establishment of the assets firm in February of this year.
Sharp joins BCB Group from Paysafe, a payments company, where he served as chief banking officer and was in charge of the division's global banking and payments operations. He worked at Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered's investment banking for a while before this.
The provider of crypto payment services has been growing through a number of acquisitions. It bought the blockchain and digital currency LAB57. The 100-year-old Sutor Bank in Germany was bought by a group of former NatWest bank software developers in December of last year, which led to the establishment of the assets firm in February of this year.
Sharp joins BCB Group from Paysafe, a payments company, where he served as chief banking officer and was in charge of the division's global banking and payments operations. He worked at Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered's investment banking for a while before this.
