RevoluGROUP Canada Inc V.REVO

RE:RE:RE:RE:NOT TIED TO VALUE OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES

[Newcoins]

He didnt just work at the bank, He was one of the founding managers.  I think we have the banking aspect covered here. 



Alfredo was the founding manager of CAM Bank in Havana, Cuba. During his tenure as Regional Bank Director in Havana, Alfredo handled over 80 million Euros annually in loans and investment and was certified for financial operations by the National Bank of Cuba. Alfredos extensive knowledge of the Cuban banking and financial system brings an important addition to Cuba Ventures advisory team

Daniel (Danny) Hernandez Rodriguez

Cuba Ventures Advisory Board

Danny is considered a key asset to the Advisory boards CubaFIN fintech division. A banking technology expert specifically focused upon electronic banking and, front and back office security applications, Danny's prolific career allowed him to integrate banking security technology and expertise to major Spanish banks: La Caixa (Spain's 3rd largest bank) CajaCanarias, Banca Civica, Sa Nostra, CCM, Caja Murcia and Infocaja. Danny's impressive academic resume includes; MBA, IT CGeiT (Certified in the Governance of Enterprises), CIA (Certified Internal Auditor), UNED (Postgraduate in financial auditing), Graduate of Business Administration (Fachhochshule Kiel). Danny will advise the company on the creation of www.CubaFinTech.com, as a secure lending platform employing the latest banking technologies and assuring its compliance to international banking protocols. Additionally, will assist the company in deploying an electronic block chain payment mechanism for internal users in Cuba.

SHarkAttack wrote: And that is supposed to change something, someone works for cuv who used to work for a Bank, okay. 

Did you know  a former Morgan Stanley veteran, Zoe Cruz, is on the board of directors, further cementing the startup's ties — and, by extension, those of the cryptocurrency industry as a whole — to the world of banking and mainstream finance.

At Morgan Stanley, Cruz was co-president for institutional securities and wealth management from 2005 to 2007. Before that, she served as global head of fixed income, commodities and foreign exchange.

When Cruz joined the bank in 1982, she was the third founding member of the foreign exchange group, according to a news release.

Cruz's appointment makes sense in light of Ripple's ambitions. The San Francisco-based startup, which created the digital currency XRP, has a multipronged business that involves selling ostensibly Swift-killing blockchain software to banks while also working to persuade them to use XRP to grease the skids of cross-border payments.

https://www.americanbanker.com/news/zoe-cruz-joins-ripple-board-of-directors