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David Olsson

Global Head of Institutional Sales at Kraken Digital Asset Exchange

David Olsson is a seasoned professional in the financial industry, currently serving as the Global Head of Institutional Sales at Kraken. With a strong background in proprietary trading and structured financing, David has held key positions at reputable institutions such as Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, and BlockFi.

Starting his career in proprietary trading at a hedge fund, David quickly advanced to managing structured financing and products desks at various financial organizations. He is known for successfully launching innovative financial platforms, like the managed account platform for fund-linked derivatives at Bank of America Merrill Lynch that attracted over $1 billion in AUM.

At Kraken, David focuses on introducing new products and services tailored to institutional and UHNW clients, leveraging his experience to bridge the gap between traditional finance and digital assets. His tenure at Credit Suisse involved leading Equity Derivatives desks and providing sophisticated private client coverage for UHNW individuals.

David Olsson is a graduate of Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and holds an MBA from Columbia University, reflecting his commitment to both academic excellence and professional growth. He is dedicated to delivering top-notch solutions to clients seeking to enhance their exposure to cryptocurrency or venture into this evolving market.

Throughout his career, David has demonstrated a passion for financial innovation and a strong focus on client satisfaction, making him a respected figure in the financial services sector.

Highlights

Aug 9 · linkedin

Excited to be heading out West and trailblazing the future of digital assets at SALT Wyoming! Look forward to catching up with clients and making new connections. #SALT #Kraken Digital Asset Exchange

Jul 12 · linkedin

There is a lot of seasonality in markets - and digital assets (crypto) is no exception. Lower volumes during the summer can lead to price swings, particularly when a sovereign is on the offer. BTC is down roughly 20% from a few weeks ago. Stepping back and looking at market history (no correlation suggested or investment advice here), there could be a lesson...does anyone remember "Brown's bottom"?

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