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Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 7)
Sramana Mitra: Does Apple need to click on your button too on the platform? Eyal Shinar: No. Sramana Mitra: Then you don’t need any integration with Apple. Eyal Shinar: That’s correct. That’s what I was saying earlier. In most scenarios, we don’t need anything from the buyer side. The way to think about it is
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 6)
Sramana Mitra: It’s not a big buyer whose problem you’re solving. You’re solving the small business’ problem of cash flow. A small business working with a large buyer with not very favorable terms puts the small business at the mercy of the buyer. In this case, just inserting Fundbox or equivalent speeds up the working
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 5)
Sramana Mitra: Why are you not involved in transactions where it’s a large company buying from a small company? Eyal Shinar: Because of the point you just raised. Interestingly enough, some larger companies, not as big as Apple, reach out to Fundbox as a seller. We already have agreements in place, but it’s not public
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 4)
Sramana Mitra: What percentage of sellers are working with you in this mode? What is the penetration of this kind of technology in the B2B sellers’ world? What percentage of the sellers in the world are working with Fundbox or competitors today?
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 3)
Sramana Mitra: Can you walk me through a use case? Let’s say a small business applies to Fundbox for financing. Do you call it financing or do you call it something else? Eyal Shinar: There are a few gateways to the product. It depends on what you’re solving. I would divide it into two buckets.
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 2)
Eyal Shinar: Your distinction between Kabbage and Ondeck, and Amex and Intuit is accurate. But I think it’s missing the big picture. You don’t need credit as a seller if you’re getting paid immediately. You need much less working capital than before. That’s what we’re trying to solve. We’re allowing the seller to get paid
Thought Leaders in Financial Technology: Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox (Part 1)
Small business credit and receivables financing are going through enormous changes in the FinTech era. This interview delves into some complex issues. Fascinating discussion! Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Fundbox. We’ve had Fundbox before. Let’s do a quick recap. Eyal Shinar: I’m the Co-Founder and CEO
Incubators: Can You Identify 10 Promising Entrepreneurs?
By guest author Irina Patterson Look around your incubator. Can you identify 10 promising entrepreneurs? Could you use 1M/1M to accelerate them? They will start with the 1M/1M curriculum. Get help with their positioning. They will be guided through customer validation and customer acquisition, get media exposure, and gain access to Silicon Valley decision makers.
