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The rise, fall, and turnaround of Better Mortgage, with CEO Vishal Garg
The Fintech Blueprint
05/31/24 • 46 min
Lex chats with Vishal Garg, the CEO of Better Mortgage. Better is an all-in-one digital homeownership company. From finding a real estate agent and getting a mortgage, to shopping for homeowners insurance and title services, Better and its affiliates take customers through the entire homebuying process online. Garg shares the story of how he founded Better Mortgage after experiencing the difficulties of getting a mortgage online. He explains how he saw an opportunity to reimagine the mortgage industry and create a more efficient and consumer-friendly process. Garg discusses the challenges of scaling the company, going public through a SPAC, and navigating the changing market conditions. He also shares his optimism for the future of Better Mortgage, highlighting the company's focus on efficiency, automation, and sustainable growth.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Better's Website: https://bit.ly/456T3Ub
Vishal's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/4e52szk
Topics: fintech, mortgage, digital lending, digital mortgage, SPAC, interest rates
Companies: Better.com, Better mortgage, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Goldman Sachs, SoftBank
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👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’33: Revolutionizing Mortgages: Vishal's Journey from Frustration to Fintech Innovation
6’41: Cracking the Mortgage Code: Leveraging Fintech Experience to Disrupt a Stagnant Industry
11’11: Overcoming Startup Challenges: Innovating in the Mortgage Industry and Securing Early-Stage Financing
15’25: Recruiting Top Talent: How to Attract High-Caliber Professionals to Revolutionize the Mortgage Industry
20’32: Scaling to Success: The Rapid Growth, Economics and Strategic Milestones of Better Mortgage
24’48: Balancing Growth and Profitability: Navigating Blitz Scaling and Cultural Shifts at Better Mortgage
28’17: Understanding the SPAC Process: The Market Conditions, Expectations, and Challenges of Going Public
34’20: Facing Macro Headwinds: The Declining Efficiency and Financial Challenges in a Changing Market
36’50: Balancing External Stressors and Internal Efficiency: Navigating Market Changes and Organizational Challenges
39’04: From Private to Public: Better Mortgage's Evolution, Current State, and Optimistic Future
43’11: Overcoming Market Shifts: Vishal Garg on Better Mortgage's Resilience and Path to Profitability
45’30: The channels used to connect with Vishal & learn more about Better Mortgages
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
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What makes a successful AI investor, with Fusion Fund Founder Lu Zhang
The Fintech Blueprint
06/14/24 • 49 min
Lex chats with Lu Zhang, the founder and managing partner at Fusion Fund, a venture fund that invests in deep technology, including artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare. They discuss Lu's experience as an entrepreneur and the challenges she faced in building her own company. Lu also shares her investment thesis on AI, highlighting the opportunities in AI application and infrastructure. She believes that while large tech companies dominate the consumer AI market, there are still opportunities for startups in enterprise AI, particularly in industries with high-quality data and a need for AI solutions. Lu also discusses the potential of edge computing and the importance of addressing energy consumption and data privacy in AI infrastructure. She emphasizes the coexistence of large and small AI models and the need for practical, cost-efficient solutions. Finally, Lu discusses the revenue pools for AI companies and the growing awareness and adoption of AI in enterprises. She encourages startups to focus on reducing energy consumption in AI and addressing sustainability challenges.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Fusion Fund's Website: https://bit.ly/4egJMgp
Lu's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3KIWozf
Topics: Venture Capital, VC, Innovation, Artificial Intelligence, Startup, Infrastructure, LLM, Decentralized AI, Healthcare
Companies: Fusion Fund, OpenAI, IBM, Microsoft, Nvidia, AMD
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👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’30: From Entrepreneur to VC: Insights from Building and Exiting a Successful Healthcare Startup
5’50: Navigating Startup Challenges: Overcoming Obstacles and Embracing Growth in My Entrepreneurial Journey
9’56: From Founder to Investor: Experiencing the Transition and Learning to Say No
15’16: Fusion Fund’s AI Investment Thesis: Identifying Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges in Artificial Intelligence
23’03: Comprehending Enterprise AI: Ensuring Startups Thrive Without Being Captured by Big Corporates
26’48: The Challenges and Opportunities in Selling Large AI Models to Enterprises: Fine-tuning The Sales Process and Building Strategic Partnerships
30’31: Exploring AI Infrastructure Investments: Paths to Acquisition and IPO in a Competitive Landscape
36’24: AI Infrastructure Gaps: Identifying Opportunities and Challenges in the Evolving Value Chain
40’53: The Future of Decentralized AI: Commercial Opportunities and Economic Dynamics in a World of Personal AI Models
47’07: Key Opportunities in AI: Unmet Needs and Ideas for Future Startups
48’08: The channels used to connect with Lu & learn more about Fusion Fund
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
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Brigit's journey to $100MM+ revenue and $1B in fees saved, with CEO Zuben Mathews
The Fintech Blueprint
09/16/24 • 46 min
Lex chats with Zuben Mathews - CEO and Co-founder of Brigit. Brigit is a leading consumer financial app in the United States that offers a suite of holistic financial products including budgeting, financial insights, access to paychecks, and credit building. Zuben kicks off the conversation discussing his journey from investment banking at Deutsche Bank to founding one of the largest financial health apps in the U.S. Mathews reflects on his early experiences in banking, where he launched a small entrepreneurial team within Deutsche to leverage the bank’s data and client relationships to drive revenue. This experience helped shape his approach to solving real financial pain points, which became the foundation of Brigit.
Zuben explains Brigit’s focus on addressing the U.S. financial crisis of living paycheck-to-paycheck, a problem he personally experienced as an immigrant student. Brigit’s initial product leverages cashflow data to provide instant cash advances, helping users avoid overdrafts and predatory loans. Mathews emphasizes that Brigit’s success stems from a commitment to solving users’ deepest financial issues and using real-time cashflow data, not traditional FICO scores, to provide financial solutions.
The conversation delves into Brigit’s subscription-based business model, which offers transparency and value to users, helping them save money while improving financial stability. Zuben discusses how the app has grown to serve over a million users, generating more than $100 million in revenue with a small team of 90. He also addresses challenges in fintech, such as data access in the U.S. compared to Europe’s open banking regulations, and calls for more balanced regulation that encourages innovation while protecting consumers.
The discussion concludes with Zuben advocating for greater access to bank data and better infrastructure for fintechs, highlighting the importance of innovation in improving customer outcomes in the financial space.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Brigit's Website: https://bit.ly/4d8tqoh
Zuben's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3XvsEvT
Topics: Fintech, neobank, overdraft, cash advance, subscription, financial wellbeing, PSD2, regulation
Tags: Brigit, Deutsche Bank, Plaid, Chime, Revolut, Monzo, Yodlee, Synapse, Coastal Community Bank
ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT
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🤝 Partner with Fintech Blueprint through sponsorships: https://bit.ly/3UZllsV
👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’36: From Deutsche Bank to Brigit: Zuben Mathews' Journey in Finance and Entrepreneurship
5’03: Bridging Silos at Deutsche Bank: Detailing Strategic Vendor Partnerships and Fintech Insights
9’06: From Startup Struggles to Success: Building Brigit and Navigating the Challenges of Entrepreneurship
15’41: Solving America's Deepest Financial Pain Point: The Vision Behind Brigit's Differentiation in a Crowded Fintech Market
21’07: Leveraging Cashflow Data to Outperform Banks: How Brigit Built a Product to Tackle Overdraft Fees and Expand Financial Access
24’47: Beyond Overdraft Protection: How Brigit Uses Cashflow Data to Reduce Financial Stress and Drive User Engagement
29’01: Balancing Affordability and Financial Health: How Brigit's Subscription Model Empowers Users While Lowering Costs
33’25: Challenges of Data Access in US Fintech: Navigating Bank Transactional Data and the Push for Open APIs
40’36: Navigating US Banking Rails: The Role of Regulation, Innovation, and Customer-Centric Solutions in Fintech
45’24: The channels used to connect with Zuben & learn more about Brigit
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
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Building a 800,000 device DePIN blockchain, with Peaq Founder Till Wendler
The Fintech Blueprint
08/26/24 • 35 min
Lex chats with Till Wendler, Founder of Peaq Network - a leading DePIN Layer 1 in the blockchain space. In this episode, Till discusses his journey into entrepreneurship and the blockchain space. He talks about his early involvement with Ethereum and building a business around e-commerce payments using cryptocurrencies. Till also explains the concept of decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) and their role in the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Economy of Things (EOT). He highlights the limitations of current IoT systems and the potential for value exchange between devices. Till discusses the success of Peaq in attracting over 800,000 devices onto the network and the challenges of building demand for data-driven projects. He emphasizes Peaq's role in catalyzing the sector by providing support on product optimization, go-to-market strategies, and financial assistance.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Peaq's Website: https://bit.ly/3XjsaKo
Till's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/4cGvSSJ
Topics: Blockchain, web3, decentralized applications, dapps, economy of things, EOT, depin, iot, decentralized physical infrastructure networks
Tags: Peaq, IOTA, Exonum, DMG MORI, Silencio, MapMetrics, Helium
ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT
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🤝 Partner with Fintech Blueprint through sponsorships: https://bit.ly/3UZllsV
👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’09: From the Valley to Blockchain: Till’s Journey into Entrepreneurship and Crypto
4’59: Building Peaq: From Berlin's Blockchain Scene to IoT Innovation
8’26: Connecting Machines to Blockchain: The Use Case Discovery and Peaq's Evolution
13’31: From IoT to the Economy of Things: The Evolution of Connected Devices
17’53: Unlocking the Machine Economy: The Role of Web3 and DePINs in Decentralized Infrastructure
20’50: Scaling the Machine Economy: Successful Use Cases Built on Peaq's Decentralized Network
23’34: Driving Network Growth: How Peaq Reached 800,000 Connected Devices Through Strategic Go-to-Market and Product Market Fit
29’15: Streamlining DePIN Success: How Peaq Simplifies Tokenomics and Focuses on User Demand
32’56: Empowering Ecosystem Growth: Peaq's Role in Supporting Projects from Integration to Funding
34’45: The channels used to connect with Till & learn more about Peaq
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.
Building the income and employment data layer for financial services, with Pinwheel CEO Kurtis Lin
The Fintech Blueprint
06/03/22 • 40 min
Who wins and loses in the Plaid/Visa divorce, and the $10 Billion in new Fintech SPACs (Bakkt and SoFi)
The Fintech Blueprint
01/18/21 • 38 min
Hi Fintech Futurists,
Welcome to our podcast series!
SoFi is going public with a SPAC deal worth over $8 billion. A few things we touch on in detail: (1) this is still largely a lender, (2) there is a gem of an embedded finance play called Galileo that SoFi owns, and (3) the multiple is a little over 10x T12 revenues, which is not crazy expensive, but not cheap.
Speaking of Galileo and finance APIs, we transition to Plaid, and how it is is not going to be one of the networks in Visa’s network of networks. Who wins and who loses in the equation? And last, we cover the Bakkt SPAC of over $2 billion and our view on its future.
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Excerpt
Lex Sokolin:
If I could hop in to caricature it even a little bit more, as you're saying, 10 years ago, 12 years ago, whenever it was, SoFi is starting to do this arbitrage. They're arbitraging the government's decisions to non-discriminate for student loans, and it's a 400 basis point arbitrage, and they're getting all of the wealthier, better credit students from business schools and law schools to come to them. And if you're running a lending business, all you're doing really is printing money now because you're taking fees upfront and you've got credit risk way, way, way in the back. So on a revenue basis, you look pretty fantastic. So because you look fantastic, you might pick up $500 million or a billion from your friends at SoftBank and all of the other FinTech VCs which are trying to build gigantic consumer brands and are doing it on consumer growth and revenue growth and not really are super worried about credit risk.
Now you fast forward 10 years and the world is in many ways on fire, everybody's bankrupt, money's being printed every which way, and it so happens that your largest investor SoftBank itself is losing 12 billion bucks, printing $10 billion options contracts on tech companies and all sorts of shenanigans. And you start getting calls. You start getting calls from a variety of billionaires, from people that are managing hedge funds and creating these SPAC structures, to the Facebook billionaires like Chamath who are printing SPAC structures, to FinTech billionaires, or near deca-millionaires like The Bancorp's Betsy Cohen. So you start getting these calls saying, "Wow, you have some nice economics, let's go public." I think this is the first fancy one, right? The first fancy FinTech that is going this route. Is that fair to say?
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.
$60B digital capital markets, crypto law and regulation, and Ethereum Layer 2 scaling, with Pat Berarducci
The Fintech Blueprint
02/26/21 • 37 min
Betterment's path to $45B and beyond, with CEO Sarah Levy
The Fintech Blueprint
04/19/24 • 47 min
Lex chats with Sarah Levy, CEO of Betterment - the largest independent digital investment advisor. Levy kicks off the conversation by discussing her career journey from working in the media industry to leading a fintech company. Levy explains that she was attracted to Betterment's mission of making people's lives better and saw the potential for growth and scale in the company. She also highlights the importance of brand building and understanding the customer in creating a successful business. Levy discusses Betterment's core products, including its retail robo-advisory service and its 401(k) offering for small and medium-sized businesses. She explains that Betterment aims to be a holistic investing home for its customers, focusing on expanding access and offering more account types and asset classes. Levy also discusses the potential for Betterment to offer self-directed investing options in the future.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Betterment's Website: https://bit.ly/3Uq5gPK
Sarah's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/4d5aGqJ
Topics: Fintech, embedded finance, banking, investment, RIA, Tax, roboadvisor, advisory, branding, 401k
Companies: Betterment, Nickelodeon, Disney, Viacom, Schwab, Fidelity
ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT
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👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’10: From Nickelodeon to Betterment: Tracing Sarah Levy's Journey Through Media and FinTech
7’22: Brand Personification and Audience Engagement: Exploring Digital Transformation with a lens on the consumer
13’33: Mission and Brand Resonance: Transitioning Leadership at Betterment
16’50: Initial Impressions and Strategic Directions: Enhancing Betterment's Brand and Services
21’41: Refining FinTech: How Betterment Evolved to Meet the Needs of Modern Investors
24’58: Building Betterment's 401k Business: Strategic Growth and Market Opportunities
34’45: Revamping RIA Economics: Betterment's Innovative Approach to Advisor Services
39’41: Beyond the Super App: Betterment's Strategic Approach to FinTech Diversification
44’12: Focused Growth: Betterment's Strategic Decision to Prioritize Long-Term Investing Over Self-Directed Trading
47’09: The channels used to connect with Sarah & learn more about Betterment
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.
Powering $2.5T of Private Equity, with Carta Head of Policy Anthony Cimino
The Fintech Blueprint
04/08/24 • 41 min
Lex chats with Anthony Cimino, the head of policy at Carta - an equity management company that builds the infrastructure for innovators, supporting approximately 35,000 companies, over 2.2 million stakeholders, and more than 5,000 funds. Cimino discusses his background in government and policy in the financial services industry and how he got involved in finance and policy. He explains the role of policy in the fintech industry and the importance of engagement with policymakers. Cimino also talks about Carta's core business of cap table management and valuation services, as well as their fund administration business. He discusses the challenges and opportunities in the private markets industry, including the barriers to entry for investors and the need for more access and standardization. Cimino also mentions Carta's focus on supporting founders and their plans to expand globally. He emphasizes the role of policy in unlocking capital and creating access to private markets.
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
Carta's Website: https://bit.ly/3U92K0w
Anthony's LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3J6u5db
Topics: fintech, regulation, policy, private markets, fund administration
Companies: Carta, SEC, Committee on Financial Services
ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT
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🤝 Partner with Fintech Blueprint through sponsorships: https://bit.ly/3UZllsV
👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’23: From Capitol Hill to Financial Crisis Management: Tracing Anthony's Journey through Finance and Policy
6’24: Building Trust in Turbulent Times: The Crucial Link Between Public Engagement and Policy Formation
10’50: Shaping the Future of Finance: The Essential Role of Stakeholder Engagement in Policy and Regulation
14’50: Digitizing Equity: Carta's Impact on Private Markets and the Future of Financial Infrastructure
20’07: Unlocking Private Markets: Navigating Complexity and Challenging Paternalistic Regulations
24’17: Expanding Economic Opportunity: The Imperative of Broadening Access to Private Markets
27’27: Beyond Data: Carta's Vision for Empowering Founders and Investors in the Private Market Ecosystem
31’50: Tailoring Growth: How Carta Supports Founders from Startup to Public Transition
34’39: Navigating the Terrain: The Dynamics of Private Fund Administration in Changing Economic Climates
38’56: Charting the Future: Carta's Vision for Empowering Founders, Revolutionizing Fund Administration, and Expanding Global Footprints
40’57: The channels used to connect with Anthony & learn more about Carta
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.
Building Artificial Intelligence we can trust using ZK Proofs, with EZKL CEO Jason Morton
The Fintech Blueprint
05/07/24 • 41 min
Lex chats with Jason Morton, CEO of EZKL - EZKL is a technology that helps people build around artificial intelligence using zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) and the latest in technology. Jason explains that ZK proofs are a way to prove that a computation has been executed correctly without revealing any sensitive information. The proofs can be used to verify the execution of AI models, statistical models, and other computations on blockchain networks. EZKL provides a command line tool, a backend proving service, and a Python library for developers to use. The company's economic model involves licensing the components of the system and running backend services. In the future, EZKL aims to provide a more complete solution for interacting with the technology. The demand for verifiable AI and ZK proofs is expected to come from both Web2 and Web3 companies, as well as enterprise clients
MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION
EZKL's Website: https://bit.ly/4dx1wUb
Jason's Twitter: https://bit.ly/4boqumY
Topics: fintech, machine learning, ai, artificial intelligence, llm, zk-proofs, zero-knowledge proofs, blockchain, web3
Companies: EZKL, Ethereum, Bitcoin, DARPA
ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT
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🤝 Partner with Fintech Blueprint through sponsorships: https://bit.ly/3UZllsV
👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/LexSokolin
TIMESTAMPS
1’18: From Mathematics to Machine Learning: Tracing the Journey of an AI Researcher"
3’47: Putting Theory Into Practice: Navigating the Evolution of Neural Networks and Blockchain
7’18: Understanding Zero-Knowledge Proofs: The Evolution and Impact of Cryptographic Privacy
11’02: Digital Trust and Privacy: How Zero-Knowledge Proofs Enhance Security and Authentication Online
16’15: From Consensus to Cryptography: Exploring the Transformative Impact of Zero-Knowledge Proofs on Blockchain Technology
22’30: Revolutionizing AI with Blockchain: The Strategic Focus of EZKL on Verifiable and Secure Machine Learning
28’18: Connecting Worlds: Bridging Advanced AI and Blockchain Technology for Economic and Computational Efficiency
31’21: Strategic Transparency: Integrating Proofs in Smart Contracts for Trustworthy Investment Strategies
35’44: EZKL Defined: Navigating the Blend of Product, Library, and Framework in Blockchain Proofs
38’48: Blurring Lines: Will Web3 Innovations or Traditional Web2 Enterprises Drive the Future Demand for EZKL?
40’28: The channels used to connect with Jason & learn more about EZKL
Disclaimer here — this newsletter does not provide investment advice and represents solely the views and opinions of FINTECH BLUEPRINT LTD.
Contributors: Lex, Laurence, Matt, Farhad, Mike, Daniella
Want to discuss? Stop by our Discord and reach out here with questions.
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The episode title 'Powering $2.5T of Private Equity, with Carta Head of Policy Anthony Cimino' is the most popular.
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