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BCB Group has appointed Zeeshan Feroz as an adviser. Previously CEO of Coinbase UK Ltd, and bringing experience built across the global payments and fintech industry, Feroz adds further depth to the growing BCB Group team.

As CEO of Coinbase UK, Feroz was responsible for all business operations in the UK, EU and all international markets serviced by Coinbase UK. Prior to joining Coinbase, he served as Global Head of Payments at crowdfunding firm Tilt.com, and held key strategic positions at Skrill and Paysafe.

As a trusted independent adviser and innovator, Feroz also holds a number of other advisory roles given his primary focus on facilitating the growth of startups in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Feroz says: “I am excited to be joining the BCB Group team at a time of accelerating growth as institutional investors enter the market at pace. BCB’s payment and banking solutions are critical infrastructure, forming the backbone for the European crypto ecosystem. I look forward to supporting BCB’s ambitious roadmap for democratising robust payments infrastructure for all.”

Founder and CEO Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie says: “We are excited to welcome Zeeshan at a time when BCB Group is growing rapidly. Zeeshan has acquired a number of battle trophies associated with bringing crypto enterprise to global scale and we will lean heavily on his considerable knowledge and experience in the payments innovation space.”

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