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Digital asset custodian, Standard Custody & Trust Co., a subsidiary of PolySign, today announced the appointment of Matthew Homer to its board of directors. Homer joins a distinguished group of leaders from both traditional and decentralized finance who are supporting Standard Custody in building out the infrastructure required for the future of institutional digital assets.
Homer was the inaugural Executive Deputy Superintendent for the Research and Innovation Division at the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), where his responsibilities included cryptocurrency and digital assets.
He is now a full-time investor and advisor to companies operating in the cryptocurrency and digital asset space. Previously Homer worked across the federal government as a senior policy advisor for digital finance at U.S. Agency for International Development and as a policy official at the FDIC where he focused on emerging technology and consumer protection. He has served in advisory roles to the United Nations, World Bank, Aspen Institute, and Cambridge Center for Alternative Finance.
Jack McDonald, CEO, PolySign and Standard Custody, said: “I’m thrilled to welcome Matthew Homer to our board. Matt brings invaluable leadership experience in the fintech and cryptocurrency sectors spanning investment, regulatory and policy advocacy roles. Having Matt join Standard Custody’s board will provide us with a vast range of expertise to draw from as we continue to grow the business.”
Homer commented: “I'm delighted and honored to be joining the board of Standard Custody & Trust Co. Integrity and trust are needed today more than ever for the crypto ecosystem to move forward and become an enduring part of the financial services industry.”
He added: “What Jack McDonald and Arthur Britto have built enables institutions to participate in the digital assets space with confidence. I look forward to working with the Standard Custody team to support this important mission.”
