Football Investor Staveley Joins Board of Blockchain Startup Ctrl Alt

Amanda Staveley, known for football deals, joins blockchain firm Ctrl Alt's board. New move sparks interest in fintech sector.

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September 22, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, United Kingdom — Amanda Staveley, a prominent British financier recognized for her involvement in major Premier League club acquisitions, has joined the board of Ctrl Alt, a financial technology start-up specializing in tokenization solutions.

Staveley, who previously played a key role in the Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle United and was involved in an offer to acquire a stake in West Ham United, is now expanding her influence into the digital finance space through her new position at Ctrl Alt.

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The announcement comes as the financial sector continues to explore innovative applications of blockchain technology, with Staveley’s background in high-stakes business deals positioning her as a strategic addition to the company’s leadership team.

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