Brett Harrison Raises $35M for Institutional Derivatives Platform

December 23, 2025

Brett Harrison, the previous president of the now-defunct FTX US alternate, has closed a $35 million funding spherical for his new derivatives enterprise, signaling renewed investor confidence within the sector ...

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Brett Harrison Raises $35M for Institutional Derivatives Platform

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