Copper.co, a provider of digital asset custody and trading infrastructure, has appointed Sabrina Wilson as Chief Operating Officer. Wilson takes up her new role with immediate effect.
Wilson was formerly the Global co-Head of the Futures, OTC Clearing and FX Prime Brokerage business at Citi and also oversaw a period of development of the bank’s global execution and algorithmic platforms in Futures. Throughout her career, she has navigated many regulatory changes, such as the introduction of MIFID II, Dodd-Frank, EMIR and more recently advised the EU Commission and ESMA on Clearing regulation, which makes her well-placed to steer Copper through the rapidly changing environment of global crypto regulations.
Wilson's banking career history also includes Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank; at which she was the European Clearing Head and Global Head of Exchange Traded Derivatives Electronic Execution. In her career, she has built up extensive experience in managing global businesses, teams and products across London, New York and Singapore.
In 2017, she was voted amongst the Top 100 Women in Finance (Europe) by Financial News.
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