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Aug. 24, 2022, 2:00 PM UTC

Crypto VC Electric Capital Names Ex-SEC Chair Clayton as Adviser

Hannah Miller
Hannah Miller
Bloomberg News

Former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton has joined venture firm Electric Capital as an advisor, part of a growing wave of ex-regulators flocking to the crypto space as the industry faces increasing scrutiny.

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Clayton is already an advisor to crypto custody firm Fireblocks Inc. and One River Asset Management, a cryptocurrency-fund manager backed by Alan Howard. Others joining crypto include former commissioner ...

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