Billionaire sells stakes in cryptocurrency firm to invest in Brevan Howard Digital
According to Bloomberg, billionaire Alan Howard has sold a small amount of his personal shares in a cryptocurrency company and plans to reinvest the proceeds in Brevan Howard Digital. Howard, a co-founder of Brevan Howard Asset Management, is said to be buying some personal shares in his own cryptocurrency companies, including custody firm Copper.co and broker Bitpanda. If Howard gets an acceptable offer, he plans to reinvest the proceeds in Brevan Howard's digital asset division.
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