Yuzo Kano is looking to reinstate himself as BitFlyer's CEO to aid the company's global expansion and guide it to an IPO.
Yuzo Kano is looking to reinstate himself as BitFlyer’s CEO to aid the company’s global expansion and guide it to an IPO.
He also wants to terminate the tension between the current management team and shareholders and steer the entity to an initial public offering .by Bloomberg, the 47-year-old Japanese entrepreneur wants to serve as the CEO of BitFlyer once again to establish it as a global industry player:Kano, who was chief executive until 2019, vowed to present a proposal next month with certain goals that the company should follow.
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