White House veteran Bill Daley joins digital asset company Forteus

According to Bloomberg, former White House Chief of Staff in the Obama administration, Bill Daley, has joined digital asset management firm Forteus as a partner. Daley, 76, retired from his position as Vice Chairman of Public Affairs at Wells Fargo last year. Prior to this, he held executive positions at JPMorgan Chase, Bank of New York Mellon, and served as Secretary of Commerce in the Clinton administration. Forteus is the asset management department of Numeus Group, with a management scale of over 130 million US dollars. Daley will help expand institutional client relationships, and his joining comes at a time when the Trump administration is pushing for the United States to become a major player; Global Cryptocurrency Capital&34; At this moment. Numeus was founded by Nobel Gulati, a former executive of Two Sigma, and has offices in Switzerland, New York, and other locations.