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Tether Appoints New CFO to Boost Transparency and Regulatory Compliance

Coin WorldWednesday, Mar 5, 2025 3:37 am ET
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Tether, the world's leading stablecoin issuer, has appointed Simon McWilliams as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This strategic move comes as the company seeks to strengthen its regulatory focus and enhance transparency, particularly in the wake of long-standing calls for a full financial audit.

McWilliams, a seasoned finance executive with over two decades of experience, is set to lead Tether's transparency and regulatory engagement efforts. His appointment signals a significant step towards achieving a full financial audit, a move that has been eagerly anticipated by industry observers and regulators alike.

Giancarlo Devasini, Tether's former CFO, will transition to the role of Chairman. This change in leadership is part of Tether's ongoing commitment to improving its governance and accountability, as it continues to navigate the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency regulation.

Tether's stablecoin, USDT, is the largest in the market, with a market capitalization of over $80 billion. The appointment of McWilliams as CFO is expected to bolster Tether's reputation and credibility, as it works towards meeting the high standards of transparency and accountability expected by regulators and the broader cryptocurrency community.

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