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“Why everyone is completely wrong about fintech market saturation”
and hard to differentiate, but you guys are succeeding. You raised a lot of money building an amazing team. So tell us a bit more about Lightyear and the journey and and how much you've raised through
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contrarian take23:33 – 24:12
...as true partners and not in a way of competition and or, like, we'll get them close, we'll pull them in, and then we'll just slow them down as we build our own or try to be that sort of competitive thing on the side that I've experienced several time
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from transcript31:30 – 32:34
...ecosystem. There's more infrastructure to build in this category with companies like Plaid, Analytic, Persona, Unit. Many of the building blocks are there to build. You see large scale M and A, the bridge transaction with Stripe at the end of last ye
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from transcript7:27 – 8:33
...fintech was a start up industry. Having gone through this entire cycle, yeah, some ups, some downs, but a lot of maturation, a lot of expansion. We've ended now with fintech is, in my opinion, synonymous with financial services. I agree. And it goes
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from transcript5:12 – 6:20
...fintechs. And I said, are you a fintech founder? And they said, no. No. No. I'm an AI company. I just happen to sell into this market. So it's an interesting inflection point where if you look back over the journey, fintech went from being narrow to
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from transcript8:12 – 9:18
...lot of the fintech companies that I'm seeing are starting to solve. So that's kind of one big area. It's kind of solving those endemic problems that are long lasting, things like fraud, things like credit scoring, so on and so forth. The second is ma
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from transcript8:07 – 9:27
...fintechs mature, growth slows, risk matters more, and capital becomes the bottleneck. That's when incumbents regain leverage. For years, fintech exits were famous IPO stories. Today, IPO windows are narrow. Public market multiples are conservative. S
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from transcript0:44 – 1:47
“How investor priorities did a complete 180 for fintech companies”
like, for fintech companies, and especially the ones who, like us, had credit risk exposure the past three years were an interesting environment, right, where what, investors wanted to see and what th
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market insight21:40 – 22:14
...US fintech, has been forced by the state of California regulators to stop using the word bank in their marketing because they're not a bank. They're using someone else's licenses and giving a better UI experience to another banking license. And so I
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from transcript13:07 – 14:33
...fintech world is, I think, pretty poised to have a lot of outcomes in the near future. Yeah. It's been a roller coaster for sure over the past years in the fintech world. No doubt. Founders, when you're building a tech startup, your domain should sig
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...fintech world. No doubt. Founders, when you're building a tech startup, your domain should signal that from day one. That's why hundreds of thousands of startups are choosing dot tech domains. Whether you're launching an AI tool, a SaaS platform, or
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