PANews 4月29日消息，Coinbase首席法律官Paul Grewal在X平台宣布，Joe Salama将加入Coinbase担任首席合规官，接替Melissa Strait。Joe Salama曾担任德意志银行全球反金融犯罪主管和美洲区总法律顾问。

<img src="https://static.fwimg.io/img/feed/a104735a013dbb53abcce4faac1947b5.jpg">PANews 4月29日消息，Coinbase首席法律官Paul Grewal在X平台宣布，Joe Salama将加入Coinbase担任首席合规官，接替Melissa Strait。Joe Salama曾担任德意志银行全球反金融犯罪主管和美洲区总法律顾问。

Joe Salama将加入Coinbase担任首席合规官

<PANews> On April 29th, Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal announced on X platform that JOE Salama will join Coinbase as Chief Compliance Officer, replacing Melissa Strait. JOE Salama previously served as the Global Head of Anti-Financial Crime and Americas General Counsel at Deutsche Bank.

<img src="https://static.fwimg.io/img/feed/a104735a013dbb53abcce4faac1947b5.jpg">PANews reports on April 29 that Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal announced on X platform that Joe Salama will join Coinbase as Chief Compliance Officer, replacing Melissa Strait. Joe Salama previously served as the Global Head of Anti-Financial Crime and Americas General Counsel at Deutsche Bank.

Joe Salama to Join Coinbase as Chief Compliance Officer

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