Jim Pollock joins Diginex
12 February 2020 Singapore
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Diginex, a digital asset financial services and advisory company, has appointed Jim Pollock as chief operating officer.
Based in Singapore, he will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of the company’s business strategy, which includes the development of fully regulated and institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure for the financial services sector.
Pollock will report to Richard Byworth, CEO of Diginex.
Prior to his new role, Pollock worked at Westpac, one of Australia’s largest banks. He worked in the role of COO in several of its business lines over his 16-year career at the bank.
Commenting on Pollock’s appointment, Byworth said: “We are delighted to welcome [Jim Pollock] to our rapidly expanding team at Diginex. His contribution will be instrumental in driving the firm’s operational performance and in positioning the company to bring products to market efficiently and scale the business.”
Based in Singapore, he will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of the company’s business strategy, which includes the development of fully regulated and institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure for the financial services sector.
Pollock will report to Richard Byworth, CEO of Diginex.
Prior to his new role, Pollock worked at Westpac, one of Australia’s largest banks. He worked in the role of COO in several of its business lines over his 16-year career at the bank.
Commenting on Pollock’s appointment, Byworth said: “We are delighted to welcome [Jim Pollock] to our rapidly expanding team at Diginex. His contribution will be instrumental in driving the firm’s operational performance and in positioning the company to bring products to market efficiently and scale the business.”
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