Veda selects Le as general counsel 31 July 2025US Reporter: Tahlia Kraefft
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Tuongvy Le has been appointed general counsel at decentralised financial platform Veda, as it steps up its development of crosschain yield products targeted at institutional investors.
Le has worked across crypto, financial regulation and securities law for fifteen years in both the private and public sector.
She previously held high-level roles at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Anchorage Digital, and Bain Capital Crypto.
Le was involved in modelling the US regulatory environment for digital assets and at the frontline of crypto transformation.
Her naming as general counsel comes one month after Veda received US$18 million in financial support from venture capital investors, Coinbase Ventures, CoinFund and Animoca ventures.
Stephanie Vaughan, co-founder and COO of Veda says: "Le has seen crypto regulation evolve from every angle: inside government, venture, and federally regulated institutions. Her experience will be critical as we partner with exchanges, custodians, and asset managers."
Le adds: “There’s real momentum among institutions and fintechs moving into DeFi. Veda understands what it takes to support that shift both technically and legally. I’m here to ensure the platform meets the expectations of serious, long-term players in the space.”
Veda was established in 2024 as a DeFi infrastructure vault platform to permit fintechs and institutions to kickstart secure, client-facing financial products across chains.
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