BitGo Taps Former Exodus Executive to Lead Global Compliance

Rozman brings over 25 years of experience in anti-money laundering and sanctions frameworks, having previously served as CCO at Exodus Movement and in senior roles at Polygon Technology and CLS Bank International. His arrival comes at a pivotal juncture for the NYSE-listed firm, which reported 5,833 clients and $65.2 billion in platform assets as of mid-2026. CEO Mike Belshe described the hire as a critical move to bolster risk management as the company scales its custody, trading, and stablecoin services.

Scaling Institutional Operations

The appointment follows a period of aggressive expansion for BitGo, including the August acquisition of NYDIG’s institutional trading business and a recent surge in activity across its Singapore regional hub. While the firm continues to navigate a complex regulatory landscape—spanning federal oversight in the U.S., MiCA regulations in Germany, and licensing in Singapore—it remains focused on integrating these disparate requirements under a unified compliance architecture. Alongside the leadership change, BitGo disclosed in its latest quarterly filing that it is addressing internal control weaknesses related to financial reporting, though management clarified that these findings do not impact the integrity of its AML or sanctions programs. Rozman will now manage engagement with global regulators and banking authorities to ensure the firm’s infrastructure keeps pace with its growing institutional product suite.