Ripple CEO Expects Lawsuit with SEC to End in 2023
By Ibukun Ogundare
March 3rd, 2023
The Ripple chief had already earlier specified that the lawsuit with the SEC would reach a resolution in the first half of 2023.
Chris Larsen
Executive Chairman of Ripple’s board of directors.
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Chris Larsen is Executive Chairman of Ripple’s board of directors and former CEO and co-founder of Ripple. Prior to Ripple, Chris co-founded and served as CEO of Prosper, a peer-to-peer lending marketplace, and E-LOAN, a publicly traded online lender.
During his tenure at E-LOAN, he pioneered the open access to credit scores movement by making E-LOAN the first company to show consumers their FICO scores.
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Known for:
Ripple
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Location:
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Education:
San Francisco State University, B.A.Sc. Accounting & Finance - 1982-1984
Stanford Graduate School of Business, MBA - 1989-1991
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World wealth rank:
1029
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Net worth:
$2.9 B
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Other Projects:
Ripple - Executive Chairman
Prosper - CEO
E-LOAN - CEO
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