What's Next for Fintech? with Augmentum

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We've seen a slow evolution in fintech from the early days - transitioning from disruptors and disintermediators to partners and platforms. Where do we go from here? Tim Levene is the Founder and CEO of Augmentum, a fintech venture capital firm. Prior to starting Augmentum, Tim worked for Bain, started London restaurant chain Crussh and founded Flutter.com, which merged with Betfair in 2001, at the beginning of the latter's rise to prominence. Augmentum has invested in companies including Zopa, Seedrs, Interactive Investor, Tide, DueDil and more. What's in store for fintech in 2019? Let us know on Twitter @rebankpodcast. If you like today's episode, please take a second to rate us on iTunes. Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Tim Levene.

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