Coinbase chief accounting officer Jennifer Jones to retire

  • Jennifer Jones notified Coinbase of her retirement and will transition from two accounting officer roles.
  • September 29 was the notification date; Coinbase disclosed no severance, vesting acceleration, or restrictive covenants.
  • Coinbase began searching for candidates, and Jones will stay until a successor is appointed.

Coinbase Chief Accounting Officer Jennifer Jones is retiring after notifying the company on Sept. 29, according to a Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Oct. 2 and signed by Chief Financial Officer Alesia Haas. Jones will continue as chief accounting officer and principal accounting officer until a successor is appointed and will assist with the transition. Coinbase has begun searching for candidates but provided no timetable. Jones joined Coinbase in 2018 and led its accounting function through its direct listing. The role covers global accounting, technical policy, and financial and regulatory reporting. The filing disclosed no severance, accelerated vesting, or restrictive covenants.

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