Distributed fintech
summary
A venture approach that funds or builds zero-to-one fintechs and then hands them to corporates claims concrete wins: peer-to-peer insurance (Lemonade-style pools that slice risk into tiny units so one default costs a few dollars), a fetal‑monitoring + insurance product that converts heartbeat events into sales, and heavy bets on blockchain as internet 1996; firms point to $2 trillion on corporate balance sheets and a two‑year, 400‑person playbook as the scaling path.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:32FinTech as a metaphor
- 2:46Opportunity to run at big institutions
- 4:55Two phased approach
- 6:55Corporate innovation
- 9:20Blockchain
- 11:08Customer experience
- 12:46Peertopeer
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