On today’s episode, I’m joined by Joe Cianciolo, Founder & CEO of HomePace.
HomePace's mission is to enable homeowners to gain financial flexibility. They do this by allowing homeowners to unlock the equity in their homes.
On today’s episode, I’m joined by Dani Pensack, Co-Founder & CEO of Rightfoot. Dani and I also discussed the core problems associated with debt repayment, how debt impacts households, her time in Southeast Asia, raising capital, and much more.
On today's episode, I’m joined by Craig McLaughlin, Co-Founder & CEO of Finalytics. Finalytics.ai is the first customer-centric data platform designed to help credit unions translate high-touch service onto the digital channel.
On today's episode, I was joined by Ben Weiss, Co-Founder & CEO of CoinFlip. CoinFlip is the world's leading bitcoin ATM operator, making it easy to buy and sell bitcoin via cash, card, or bank transfer.
On today's episode, I was joined by Andrew Brown, Founder & CEO of Check. The Check platform makes embedded payroll possible. Check helps leading companies launch a successful payroll business in a fraction of the time for a fraction of the cost.
Jean and I discussed her journey to Penelope, her family's immigrant journey, how Penelope designs content & education, do-it-yourself investing apps, risky asset classes like crypto, raising capital, and much more.
Chip and I discussed his journey to starting GoalBased Investors, how BlackRock enabled the founder mindset, why Chip decided to move to the startup world, investor education, crypto as an asset class, raising money as an older founder, and much more.
Perry talks about his time in banking and some of the lessons learned from the Global Financial Crisis; dv01 helps to solve some of the structural issues that plagued market participants back then. The insight you get from data, and its transparency allows potential issues to be caught early before they blow into a Lehman-type crisis.
The commercial lending process is still very document-driven; while many documents have moved online, the overall market is still using a process developed years ago. Able is helping to change that equation by streamlining the lending process.
Bruno and I talked about his unique background, which included 9 years in China during their fintech boom. We also talk about the biggest potential impact of open banking, whether or not consumers want to control their own data, misplaced anger from the banks, why Klavi is the key, raising capital, and much more.