Barry Silbert resigned as chairman of the board of Grayscale Investments, the company announced Tuesday in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Silbert, the CEO of Grayscale’s parent company Digital Currency Group (DCG), had not publicly commented on the resignation as of this writing. Another Grayscale board member, Mark Murphy, has also joined Silbert in stepping down from the board. Both men’s resignations are set to go into effect January 1.
Mark Shifke, DCG’s current CFO, will replace Silbert as Grayscale’s chairman, according to the company. Matt Kummell, DCG’s Vice President of Operations, and Edward McGee, Grayscale’s CFO, have also been added to the board.
“Aligned with Grayscale’s commitment to responsible growth, we are pleased to welcome Mark Shifke, Matt Kummell, and Edward McGee to Grayscale’s Board of Directors,” a Grayscale spokesperson told Decrypt. “Grayscale and our investors will benefit from their respective experiences in the financial services and asset management industries as we prepare for Grayscale’s next chapter.”
The spokesperson declined to comment further on the reasoning behind the change in leadership, which comes at a crucial time for Grayscale.
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