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Polymarket appoints former Amazon finance chief Warren Jenson as first CFO

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Prediction market platform Polymarket has hired Warren Jenson, formerly Amazon's chief financial officer, as its first-ever CFO. The appointment marks a significant leadership expansion for the company as it works to establish a regulated exchange in the United States. Polymarket is also simultaneously developing a global trading platform alongside its domestic operations. Bringing in an executive of Jenson's caliber signals the company's ambitions to scale and meet regulatory requirements in a maturing crypto and prediction market landscape.

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