JPMorgan Adds Former Celsius As Crypto Policy Head
According to Bloomberg Law, Aaron Iovine, Celsius’ former head of policy and regulatory relations, has accepted a new position at JPMorgan as executive director for digital assets regulatory policy.
Iovine worked for the failed crypto lender from February to September of this year. He formerly held a similar job with regional lender Cross Bank River.
The position at JPMorgan is a freshly established one, revealed just weeks after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon referred to crypto coins as “decentralized Ponzi schemes.” Celsius filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York in July, and the processes are still underway.
While he appears to be moving on, Iovine appears to have unfinished business with Celsius. Iovine’s name appears in a bankruptcy docket listing unsecured creditors with claims against the corporation.
Throughout the proceedings, Celsius has spent more than $3 million on legal expenses. Kirkland & Ellis, a legal firm, charged the crypto lender over $2.6 million in fees between July 13 and July 31. Akin Gump, another legal representation, billed the corporation about $750,000 for services between July 13 and August 31.
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JPMorgan Adds Former Celsius As Crypto Policy Head
According to Bloomberg Law, Aaron Iovine, Celsius’ former head of policy and regulatory relations, has accepted a new position at JPMorgan as executive director for digital assets regulatory policy.
Iovine worked for the failed crypto lender from February to September of this year. He formerly held a similar job with regional lender Cross Bank River.
The position at JPMorgan is a freshly established one, revealed just weeks after JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon referred to crypto coins as “decentralized Ponzi schemes.” Celsius filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New York in July, and the processes are still underway.
While he appears to be moving on, Iovine appears to have unfinished business with Celsius. Iovine’s name appears in a bankruptcy docket listing unsecured creditors with claims against the corporation.
Throughout the proceedings, Celsius has spent more than $3 million on legal expenses. Kirkland & Ellis, a legal firm, charged the crypto lender over $2.6 million in fees between July 13 and July 31. Akin Gump, another legal representation, billed the corporation about $750,000 for services between July 13 and August 31.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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