Zeta Network names Patrick Ngan as chief investment officer

Zeta Network (NASDAQ: ZNB) announced the appointment of Patrick Ngan as chief investment officer, effective October 8, 2025. Ngan will oversee the company's global investment and institutional digital-asset treasury strategy.

Ngan brings more than two decades of experience in investment banking, corporate finance, and blockchain infrastructure. He previously held senior positions in equity capital markets at UBS, ABN AMRO, and Huatai International, advising on IPOs and capital-markets transactions across Asia and the United States.

As an entrepreneur, Ngan co-founded Nova Vision Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: NOVVU) and led its IPO on Nasdaq, which resulted in a business combination in 2024. He also co-founded and served as CEO of Alchemy Pay, a cryptocurrency payment platform, and co-founded QFPay International, a digital-payment solutions provider operating across Asia and the Middle East.

Ngan holds an Executive Management diploma from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, an MSc in Accounting and Finance from the University of Southampton, UK, and a BA in Accounting and Finance from the University of Plymouth, UK.

"Patrick brings the ideal combination of capital-markets discipline, fintech innovation, and global execution experience to Zeta Network," said Samantha Huang, chief executive officer of Zeta Network.

In his new role, Ngan will establish board-approved investment policies and disclosure standards aligned with U.S. regulatory requirements, expand relationships with asset managers and custodians, and drive cross-border financing and capital-markets initiatives.

"Our goal is to build a resilient, transparent, and institutionally credible digital-asset treasury," said Ngan. "We will apply rigorous governance, conservative risk frameworks, and robust disclosure practices."

The information is based on a company press release statement.

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