Binance Cut 1,000 Workers in Recent Weeks: WSJ
Binance has laid off over 1,000 workers globally in recent weeks, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Binance has laid off over 1,000 workers globally in recent weeks, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Australian officials directly sought out current and former employees of Binance’s operation there this week, demanding copies of internal communications and data from their personal devices, according to a person familiar with the government’s move against the leading crypto exchange, which marked the latest in a pile-up of legal troubles facing the company.
Binance General Counsel Han Ng, Chief Strategy Officer Patrick Hillmann, and Senior Vice President for Compliance Steven Christie are among those that left the company, reportedly over its handling of DOJ investigations.
The crypto exchange is accused of serving Belgian customers from countries outside the European Economic Area in violation of the law, the FSMA has said.
The SEC’s “pre-crime” litigation strategy seemed to annoy Judge Amy Jackson.
Payments provider Cuscal, through its partner Zepto, has brought new banking restrictions on cryptocurrency exchanges in Australia.
U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority said Binance’s local unit is no longer authorized to provide any regulated services in the country.