.Coinbase has made four new appointments to its European team to help further its expansion plans across the continent. By JamieCrawleyCD
to help further its expansion across the continent.
The exchange has hired Michael Schroeder and Cormac Dinan as its new director of controls for Germany and country director for Ireland respectively. Schroeder was previously chief compliance and risk officer for crypto trading platform Bittrex. Dinan meanwhile was Crypto.com's general manager for Ireland.
Coinbase has also promoted Elke Karskens and Patrick Elyas to serve as the firm's country director for the U.K. and director of Europe, Middle East and Africa market expansion respectively. The exchange plans to roll our new products, grow its number of customers, and collaborate with policymakers and regulators across Europe. Coinbase said the EMEA region is"leading the charge" on building sensible regulation for the crypto industry, citing regulatory developments in the
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