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Published Jan 30, 2023 11:30AM ET
Updated Jan 30, 2023 01:00PM ET
Ripple Shakes Up Leadership Ahead of XRP Lawsuit Outcome – What to Expect in Advance
Ripple Labs recently announced the appointment of a new president as the resolution of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s lawsuit against the company draws near. In a company blog post, Ripple stated that Monica Long, the current Senior Vice President and General Manager, will be promoted to President.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse could hardly contain his excitement over the appointment of Monica Long as the new president. He praised Long for her role as an instrumental advisor to him and for helping guide Ripple to a place of growth and financial strength, even despite the current challenging crypto environment.
Garlinghouse further expressed his gratitude to have the opportunity to work even more closely with Long as she takes up her new position.
h2 Long’s Role in Navigating Ripple/h2Long, who has been with Ripple since 2013 when the company only had ten employees, expressed her excitement about her appointment, stating: “Over half of my professional career has been in crypto, and more importantly, at Ripple. I’m incredibly honored and ready to hit the ground running as president.” With Long’s appointment as President amid the ongoing SEC lawsuit, Ripple is poised for a critical period in its history.
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Over half my professional career has been in crypto – and more importantly, at @Ripple. I’m incredibly honored and ready to hit the ground running as President. Thank you @bgarlinghouse and @chrislarsensf for the opportunity of a lifetime! https://t.co/7gXZJZwLNNThe SEC initially sued Ripple Labs in December 2020 over allegations that XRP, the network’s native token, was issued as an unregistered security, and the lawsuit remains ongoing. However, Brad Garlinghouse recently stated that the chances of Ripple settling with the SEC are virtually “zero” and that the lawsuit could be concluded sometime in the near future.— Monica Long (@MonicaLongSF) January 27, 2023
Long is expected to play a key role in navigating the company through this critical moment and ensuring its continued growth and expansion after her promotion.
h2 Long’s Contribution to Ripple’s Growth/h2Long mentioned that her main focus as President of Ripple will be to continue scaling the company and growing its team, even in the current challenging crypto environment. Long joined Ripple when the company was starting and has played a major role in its growth, spearheading the development of its On-Demand Liquidity solution, which was launched in 2018.
The On-Demand Liquidity solution has proven to be a game-changer for the cross-border payments industry. The solution is based on using XRP as a bridge currency and has enabled financial institutions to process cross-border payments faster, cheaper, and more efficiently.
h2 On the Flipside/h2While the appointment of a new president at this juncture could possibly raise hopes that a decision is near in Ripple’s case with the SEC, opinion remains mixed on the firm’s chances of securing a positive outcome.
For more information on the SEC and Ripple Lawsuit:
Ripple vs. SEC Saga Approaches an End as Crypto Firm Files Final Submission – DailyCoin
For News about Bitcoin Check here:
Bitcoin’s Fear and Greed Index Flashes ‘Greed’ for the First Time in 10 Months – DailyCoin
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