BCB Group Announces Appointment of Chief Revenue Officer
London, 16 July 2024 – BCB Group, a leading provider of business accounts and trading services for the digital asset economy, is pleased to announce the appointment of Tim Renew as Chief Revenue Officer. Tim will be responsible for leading and driving the commercial functions of the business and executing the strategy for BCB Group’s expansion. This key appointment follows the recent news of the group’s authorisation by the ACPR and the AMF respectively to act as an E-Money Institution and Digital Assets Services Provider in France, and the announcement of the development of BCB Group’s USD product offering by adding USD to its BLINC network, enabling instant, 24/7 USD payments and settlement.
Prior to joining BCB Group, Tim spent over four years at Banked, where he served as CEO APAC & Group CRO. Tim specialises in growing global fintech teams from early stage to Series B and beyond, and has been instrumental in raising over $85M+ in funding for industry defining fintech and SaaS brands. His background in payments, building out go-to-market strategies and growing sales, marketing and customer success teams across the US, the UK, EMEA and Australia, will be invaluable as BCB Group enters its next phase of growth.
Tim comments: “I am thrilled to join BCB Group at such an exciting time for the company’s development as we forge forward with our European strategy and, in response to client demand, we continue to innovate an end-to-end suite of products and services that empower digital asset businesses with global, instant payment and settlement connectivity.”
Oliver Tonkin, Co-founder and CEO of BCB Group, comments: “We are delighted to welcome Tim to the group and access his stellar experience. He will be working closely with the executive team here to define the organisational requirements as well as streamlining the efficiency of our commercial teams. He’s a great addition to the business.”
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BCB Group is a leading crypto-dedicated payment services provider, serving many of the industry’s largest clients including Bitstamp, Crypto.com, Gemini and Kraken. BCB Group provides payment services in over 30 currencies, FX, cryptocurrency liquidity, digital asset custody and BLINC, which is BCB’s free, instant settlements network for the BCB client ecosystem.
Responding to corporate and institutional demand for essential and excellent infrastructure in digital asset markets, BCB Group was created by established thought leaders in finance, regulation and technology. Founded in the UK and developed to encompass key relationships across global financial services communities, BCB Group is well positioned as one of the first multi-jurisdictional regulated cryptocurrency service firms. BCB Group’s leadership executive team have worked for Banked, Barclays, Binance, Bitstamp, BNP Paribas, Coinbase, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, The Financial Conduct Authority, FIS, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Investec and Nat West.
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