- John Andrews appointed CFO with 25+ years of finance leadership experience
- New York office launched as part of multi-million U.S. expansion
- Focus on institutional growth through Ledger Enterprise platform
- Secures over 30% of retail stablecoins and 20% of global crypto assets
- Expansion includes hiring across enterprise and marketing teams
Ledger, a global leader in digital asset security for individuals and institutions, has announced the appointment of John Andrews as its new Chief Financial Officer. Andrews brings more than 25 years of experience in corporate finance and financial services, making him a seasoned addition to the company’s leadership team. His appointment comes at a time when Ledger is scaling its operations to meet increasing institutional demand.
Before joining Ledger, Andrews served as Head of Capital Markets and Investor Relations at Circle. His background includes advising and leading financial strategies for some of the world’s most prominent financial institutions. At Ledger, he is expected to play a central role in guiding the company’s financial direction and supporting its ongoing global expansion strategy.
Ledger Opens New York Office for U.S. Expansion
Alongside the executive appointment, Ledger has opened a new office in New York City as part of a multi-million-dollar investment in its U.S. operations. The expansion reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening its presence in what it identifies as its largest global market. The office is positioned to serve as a strategic hub for Ledger’s institutional business.
The New York office will support the scaling of Ledger Enterprise, the company’s infrastructure platform designed specifically for institutions adopting digital assets. The expansion also includes the creation of dozens of roles across enterprise and marketing teams, signaling continued growth and operational scaling in the region.
Rising Institutional Demand for Secure Infrastructure
Ledger’s expansion comes amid increasing demand from banks, asset managers, custodians, and stablecoin issuers seeking secure digital asset infrastructure. The company currently helps secure more than 30% of dollar stablecoins held by retail investors, highlighting its role in the broader crypto ecosystem. As adoption continues to grow globally, institutional requirements for secure and compliant infrastructure are becoming more critical. The New York office is expected to strengthen Ledger’s ability to meet these demands by placing its operations closer to key financial institutions. The company aims to provide advanced tools that enable institutions to manage and trade digital assets securely, with a focus on governance and operational control.
Ledger appoints John Andrews as CFO to lead financial strategy and global expansion. New York office launched with multi-million investment to scale U.S. institutional business. Focus on AI-driven security and Ledger Enterprise to meet rising institutional demand.
