AlphaPoint Taps Cboe Exec Rathi to Grow Trading, Exchanges Business

AlphaPoint hopes that Rathi's experience at exchanges will help it create support for cryptocurrency-linked investment products with broader investor appeal.

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New York-based blockchain technology provider AlphaPoint has hired Kapil Rathi, former head of equity options at Cboe Global Markets, as global head of trading markets, in charge of the vendor’s business serving digital asset exchanges and trading firms. In the newly-created role, Rathi will also be responsible for expanding the range of cryptocurrency-related assets supported by AlphaPoint’s technology, and for helping to make those assets more liquid and accessible to a wider audience of

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