Ketat Sarakune

Head of Yield & Asset Growth at Crypto.com

📍 Hong Kong🔄 Updated September 2026💼 1 investments📅 9 years investing🗓 Last invested Jan 2017
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2023
Head of Yield Products & Portfolio Management
Aug 2023
Crypto.com was founded in 2016 and is the preferred crypto trading platform for over 100 million users worldwide, as well as the trusted industry leader in regulatory compliance, security, and privacy. We’re committed to accelerating the adoption of cryptocurrency through our vision: Cryptocurrency in Every Wallet™
2019
Associate
Jan 2019
At Oliver Wyman, a Marsh business, we bring deep industry insight, bold innovation, and a collaborative approach that cuts through complexity to help organizations navigate their most defining transformative moments. As a business of Marsh, we work alongside the world’s leading experts across risk, reinsurance and capital, people and investments, and management consulting. Together with Marsh Risk, Guy Carpenter, and Mercer, we help organizations build resilience and competitive advantages from every angle. With annual revenue over $24 billion and more than 90,000 colleagues in 130 countries, Marsh helps build the confidence to thrive through the power of perspective
2017
Investor and Advisor
Jan 2017
2012
Analyst, External Fund Management and Foreign Investments
2012
The Government Pension Fund (GPF) is a defined contribution fund. It was established on March 27th, 1997 under the Government Pension Fund Act B.E. 2539 (1996). The GPF is designed to provide an add-on defined contribution scheme to the existing defined benefit scheme administered by the Finance Ministry (Old Civil Services Scheme) and to promote contractual saving and long-term investments. Contributing membership is mandatory for eligible officials who join the government service after the fund’s inception (March 27th, 1997). Membership, however, is voluntary for officials who entered the government service prior to the Fund’s inception. GPF members will receive two composite portions of retirement income; one from the old civil service (PAYG scheme), financed by the government out of the annual budget, and the other one from GPF, which came from the contributions of the government and the member plus the investment return made by the GPF. All eligible officials and their families will continue to enjoy medical and incapacitation benefits, among others, provided by the Royal Thai Government (RTG), which is financed out of the national budget. Also, as one of the country’s largest institutional investors and of the UN PRI’s signatories, GPF plays a leading role as a responsible investor by both adopting and encouraging corporate governance and ESG practices in the investment community.