Galaxy Digital’s European Expansion: Pros, Cons and the Main Conflict Amid Regulatory Differences

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In a promising stride towards global expansion, the digital asset services firm, Galaxy Digital, driven by entrepreneur Mike Novogratz, has appointed Leon Marshall as its inaugural European Chief Executive. A former head of sales at the firm, Marshall is spearheading the development of regional operations in Europe.

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