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Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash - Vimarsana News

Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash

SEATTLE (AP). The former chief finance officer of a Seattle startup stole $35 million from his employer without permission, and lost it investing in cryptocurrency just before the crypto crash last year. This is according to a federal grand jury indictment. Nevin Shetty (39), was hired as CFO by Fabric

Indian-origin ex-CFO, accused of stealing $35 million for crypto venture, pleads not guilty - Vimarsana News

Indian-origin ex-CFO, accused of stealing $35 million for crypto venture, pleads not guilty

'As the CFO of his former employer, tasked with making investment decisions for its benefit, Nevin Shetty was personally devastated by these losses, which occurred as a result of a catastrophic crash in the cryptocurrency market,

Washington Startup's Ex-CFO Accused of Diverting $35M, Losing It in Crypto - Vimarsana News

Washington Startup's Ex-CFO Accused of Diverting $35M, Losing It in Crypto

The former chief financial officer of a Seattle, Washington-based startup took $35 million of his employer's money without permission and lost it by

Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash – Winnipeg Free Press

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Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash - Vimarsana News

Seattle startup's ex-CFO accused of diverting $35 million, losing it in crypto crash

SEATTLE (AP) — The former chief financial officer of a Seattle-based startup took $35 million of his employer's money without permission and lost it by investing in cryptocurrency before the