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Crain's New York Business

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By Derek Andersen Verified
| Crain's New York Business Verified
Derek Andersen brings decades of financial leadership from prominent multinational technology and media companies. Currently CFO of Snap Inc. since May 2019, he previously held key finance roles at Amazon.com, Inc., including VP of Finance for digital video, and at Fox Interactive Media, serving as SVP, Finance and Business Operations for IGN.
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Wintermute meets with SEC Crypto Task Force, says many companies stay away from US

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By Derek Andersen Verified
| Cryptopolitan Verified
Wintermute had the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) undivided attention for a short period on March 28. Representatives of the London-based algorithmic market maker requested a meeting with the SEC Crypto Task Force on March 12, and got it on March 28. The request came through a letter from Morrison Cohen LLP’s crypto partner Jason Gottlieb to the task force chair Hester Peirce.
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35 crypto firms write to U.S. lawmakers re Justice Dept. position on money transmission

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By Derek Andersen Verified
| Cryptopolitan Verified
Industry advocacy group DeFi Education Fund has brought together 35 crypto firms to address a letter to eight U.S. lawmakers asking them to “correct” the Justice Department’s (DOJ’s) interpretation of provisions of criminal law concerning the operation of an unlicensed money transmitting business. The DOJ should not apply laws on money transmission businesses to software developers, the signatories argue.
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