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21Shares global head of distribution Moessler to depart

Isabell Moessler will leave the Crypto ETP issuer at the end of the year

Theo Andrew

Isabell Moessler

21Shares global head of distribution Isabell Moessler is set to depart the group at the end of the year, ETF Stream can reveal.

Moessler (pictured) – who joined the cryptocurrency ETP issuer in July 2021 – stepped down from her role earlier this month and will leave the business on 31 December.

During her three-year tenure, Moessler has helped grow his business from 14 to 43 crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) with $3.1bn assets under management (AUM).

Confirming the departure, a 21Shares spokesperson said: “Since 2021, Isabell helped develop and grow the sales and distribution function to the robust team we have in place today, we are thankful for her years of service to the company and wish her all the best in the next phase of her career.

“The 21Shares leadership team is committed to ensuring a seamless transition for all stakeholders, remaining fully committed to the foundational mission of 21Shares, to bridge the gap between decentralised finance and traditional finance.”

Moessler has almost two decades of experience in the ETF industry and joined 21Shares from Euronext where she worked since 2017, most recently head of business management for global markets.

Prior to this, she spent six years at ETF Securities, where she was executive director, head of strategic partnerships.

She also held roles at Willis Towers Watson and was the iShares team leader for Europe between 2005 and 2008 when it was run by Barclays Global Investors.

21Shares expanded its senior team in October last year, with the appointment of industry veteran Mandy Chiu as head of financial product development.

Since then, the group has continued to expand its ETP range, launching the 21Shares Toncoin Staking ETP (TONN) in March and the 21Shares Celestia Staking ETP (ATIA) a month earlier.

21Shares also listed its first four crypto ETPs on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) after the Financial Conduct Authority greenlighted professional investor access to crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) in March.

The 21Shares Bitcoin ETN (ABTC), the 21Shares Ethereum Staking ETN (AETH), the 21Shares Bitcoin Core ETN (CBTC) and the 21Shares Ethereum Core ETN (ETHC) are all listed on the LSE.

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