Crypto exchange Binance has hired former Brazilian central bank president and finance minister Henrique Meirelles as a member of its advisory board. RodrigoTolotti reports
Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, hired former Brazilian Central Bank President and Economy Minister Henrique Meirelles as a member of its advisory board.
“Binance confirms the participation of Henrique Meirelles in the company's new global advisory board and reports that it will release more details about this initiative soon,” the company said in a statement after the Brazilian newspaper O GloboMeirelles was president of Brazil's central bank between 2003 and 2011 during the presidency of Lula da Silva.
Meirelles could return to public office should da Silva win the October presidential elections, where his main challenger is the current president, Jair Bolsonaro. This article was translated by Andrés Engler and edited by CoinDesk. The original Portuguese article can be found
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