Odaily星球日报讯 根据 LinkedIn 个人资料显示，OKX 全球首席合规官兼反洗钱工作负责人 Patrick Donegan 在任职六个月后已辞职，据悉 Patrick Donegan 此前主要负责反洗钱工作，领导全球 300 人的团队，于 2023 年 8 月加入 OKX，2024 年 1 月离开。（CoinDesk）

OKX全球合规负责人Patrick Donegan任职六个月后离职

Odaily Odaily reported that according to his LinkedIn profile, Patrick Donegan, OKX’s global chief compliance officer and head of anti-money laundering work, resigned after six months in office. It is reported that Patrick Donegan was previously mainly responsible for anti-money laundering work and led a team of 300 people worldwide. Joined OKX in August 2023 and left in January 2024. (CoinDesk)

OKX Global Compliance Head Patrick Donegan leaves after six months

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