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Crypto Exchange Coinsquare Appoints Martin Piszel as CEO
Piszel succeeds Stacey Hoisak who becomes president and chief legal officer at the company.
Updated Sep 14, 2021, 1:27 p.m. Published Jul 20, 2021, 1:26 p.m.
Canada-based crypto trading platform Coinsquare named former Tradelogiq Markets executive Martin Piszel as its CEO.
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- Piszel succeeds Stacey Hoisak, who becomes president and chief legal officer at the company.
- Prior to joining Coinsquare, Piszel was head of corporate development at Tradelogiq Markets. He co-founded Alpha ATS, which was later sold to the Toronto Stock Exchange.
- In May, Mogo, a Canadian financial app provider listed on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange, increased its ownership of Coinsquare to about 37%.
- In March, Canada’s tax authority, the Canada Revenue Agency, won a court battle to access customer data held by Coinsquare.
Read more: Coinsquare Exchange Execs to Resign Over Wash Trading Scandal
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