OCCS Faucets former Thune Ekec as a chief compliance officer

The CRIPTO Exchange OCCS has appointed Jonathan Brockaiier, a former compliance officer in Fintech Firms Thunes, as its new chief compliance officer.

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect that the OCCS is not based in Seychelles. The OKCS is a global company with regional areas in San Jose, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong. We apologize for the earlier mistake.

Ok announced Change of leadership 24. April, confirming that Brockmeier is officially entering the role. He replaces Vanessa Zhang, who goes to the company, according to the OCCS Founder of Star X.

Brockmeier has previously helped to establish the American Respect to Singapore’s platform platform platform platform platform. He also gave a role of leadership of compliance on the global payment state of ZEPZ.

Commenting the appointment, the KSU stated:

“Jonathan brings an exceptional tracking record in global regulatory leadership, a clear vision of the world-class compliance organization. It is instrumental because in our industry we continue to stand for trust, transparency and responsibility in our industry.”

OCCS’s new rental joined the days of the company after the exchange announced its re-entering the United States market.

The stock market has previously exited in the US before reaching the settlement with regulators. Now, the OCCS plans to work in the American entity based in San Jose, California, rolling access to the OCCS US and its native OCCS wallet in phases.

As a chief compliance officer, Brockmeier will monitor regulatory mail, risk management, management and help to move in the expansion of the OCCS market.

“On the OCCS, we see each other in accordance with only necessary – already innovated. With Jonathan on board, we will continue to make our global relations regulators and strengthen the integrity of everything we build”.

Earlier this month, Malta’s financial regulator ordered the OCCS Pay a fine of 1.1 million euros Due to disrespect of land Anti-money for money laundering Guidelines.

In March, Thai Securities and Currency Exchange submit An exchange complaint, allegedly the OCCC violated the law operational without permission.

The OBSK is a global technological company with regional areas in San Jose, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong and more than 1,000 employees as a whole in nine offices. The company contains licenses in the United States, UAE, EEA, Singapore, Australia and other jurisdictions.