The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), the parent company of the London Stock Exchange and other fintech companies, has aware on LinkedIn who is looking for a director of digital assets.
LSEG says it is looking for candidates who have “a passion and understanding of digital assets, cryptocurrencies, and distributed ledger technology,” among other skills and requirements.
According to the publication, LSEG’s future digital asset manager will help the company outline and implement a business strategy for “a set of new infrastructure solutions and capabilities, as well as develop the LSEG brand and ecosystem in the private markets.” digital”.
An LSEG representative told Cointelegraph that they could not provide further details on the development at the time.
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The publication comes after the London Stock Exchange announced that it will create a traditional asset trading platform using blockchain technology. On September 4, the former financial institution said it plans to use technology to improve the efficiency of holding, buying and selling traditional assets.
However, Murray Roos, head of capital markets at the LSE Group, said at the time that he would not build anything around cryptocurrencies.
The United Kingdom has been cracking down on its local crypto scene after passing a bill allowing authorities to confiscate bitcoin (btc) used for crimes and announcing plans for upcoming stablecoin regulations in October.
In September, the UK’s financial watchdog gave crypto companies a marketing compliance warning and a deadline to align with its standards by January 2024.
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