Commonwealth Bank loses chief financial officer to Cayman Islands blockchain firm

By cineramaMay 14, 2018Bitcoin Business

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will be losing its group executive of financial services and chief financial officer Rob Jesudason after he announced he’d be joining blockchain-focused Block.one. […]

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