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The World Economic Forum (WEF) has appointed Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, and André Hoffmann of Roche Holding as interim co-chairs of its board. This leadership change marks a notable shift at the helm of the WEF, an influential global institution based in Davos. Larry Fink, who also oversees BlackRock's ETF that holds over 700,000 Bitcoin, now holds significant influence both on Wall Street and within the WEF. The appointment reflects a closer alignment between major financial institutions and the future of cryptocurrency. The move has drawn attention due to Fink's control over substantial financial assets and his new role at the WEF, which promotes global economic cooperation and policy discussions. Other major financial entities connected to this ecosystem include Swift, Euroclear, Mastercard, Central Bank of Brazil, J.P. Morgan, UBS, and BNP Paribas, among others.
Swift ⬡ Euroclear ⬡ Mastercard ⬡ Clearstream ⬡ Central Bank of Brazil ⬡ J.P. Morgan ⬡ Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) ⬡ UBS ⬡ Westpac ⬡ BNY Mellon ⬡ Citi ⬡ BNP Paribas ⬡ Franklin Templeton ⬡ Wellington Management ⬡ Fidelity International ⬡ U.S. Bank ⬡ Lloyds https://t.co/Jbpu6Oucbj
🚨 POWER SHIFT AT DAVOS: LARRY FINK TAKES THE HELM OF WEF In a dramatic shake-up at the top of one of the world’s most influential institutions, the World Economic Forum has named BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and Roche Holding’s André Hoffmann as interim co-chairs of its board. This https://t.co/eYW48TwQf9
Creepy you'll 'own nothing by 2030' WEF make world's biggest asset manager Fink interim co-boss WEF claims will share wealth 'more broadly' Do you trust it? https://t.co/JrrLcl8YeK
