Ledger hires former Circle executive John Andrews

Uk Jin

Summary

Ledger said it has appointed former Circle executive John Andrews as chief financial officer (CFO) to expand its U.S. business.
Ledger said it will use the appointment to strengthen its institutional business in the U.S. and target rising demand for digital-asset security infrastructure.
Ledger said it will open a new office in New York and proactively respond to institutional client demand in the financial hub.

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Digital-asset wallet provider Ledger said on the 20th that it has appointed former Circle executive John Andrews as chief financial officer (CFO) to expand its U.S. business.

Ledger plans to use the appointment to strengthen its U.S. institutional business, aiming to capture rising demand for digital-asset security infrastructure from banks, asset managers and stablecoin issuers.

Ledger also plans to open a new office in New York.

Pascal Gauthier, Ledger’s chief executive officer (CEO), said, “CFO Andrews’ experience spanning traditional finance and digital assets is a key asset for global expansion,” adding, “We will proactively respond to demand from institutional clients in New York, a major financial hub.”