Only 8% of millennials trust banks for financial guidance
Kelly Peeler · 20 VC FF 034: What Fintech Can Learn From Uber and The Shift From Financial Organisation To Financial Efficiency with Kelly Peeler, Founder & CEO @ NextGenVest · Feb 5, 2016 · at 11:13
Kelly Peeler, founder and CEO of NextGenVest, discusses millennial distrust of traditional financial institutions during an interview on 20VC.
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“Another, another kind of ridiculous stat, in my opinion, is also from this Facebook research report, which I'm happy to send you, is that eight percent of millennials trust banks and financial institutions for guidance.”
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