In conversation with a Silicon Valley veteran

Join a Silicon Valley veteran for a thought-provoking conversation on the moral implications of building a FinTech company, including the importance of transparency, responsibility, and prioritizing customer well-being.

Key takeaways

It’s essential to ask questions and consider moral implications when building a company.
The main question is whether a company wants to offer services similar to a bank, and if not, what DNA does it have.
Every company should have a set of clear moral guidelines and consider its actions and decisions.
FinTech is not immune to moral issues and companies must take a stand.
The key to success is to be transparent and honest in all aspects, including lending and data security.
The industry has evolved, and companies should be prepared to answer tough questions about their decisions and practices.
Regulators are not the only enforcers of morality; companies must take responsibility for their actions.
Transparency and providing calculators can help consumers understand the cost of borrowing money.
The industry should focus on building products that are accessible, honest, and transparent.
Moral implications are everywhere in the FinTech industry, and companies must be prepared to answer questions.
It’s crucial to prioritize the well-being of customers and ensure that products are designed to help them, not harm them.
The industry is evolving, and companies must adapt to changing consumer expectations and technological advancements.

In conversation with a Silicon Valley veteran

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