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▶ 10:53 Rahul Moodgal You know, Mastercard's just launched with a forty seven billion dollar new foundation.

▶ 46:13 Chris Dixon A lot of them feel a little bit rugged by Visa and MasterCard having started as nonprofits and then becoming these dominant intermediaries.

▶ 33:03 Matt Breitfelder After PwC, I spent five years at MasterCard for their CEO transition when Ajay Banga took over, and that was a big transformation.
▶ 44:21 Matt Breitfelder I'd helped build it with Ajay at MasterCard.

▶ 34:58 Jim Falbe So you think of like Visa or a MasterCard or
▶ 52:47 Jim Falbe Amazon and Google and MasterCard and Visa all happened to be discounted when we launched, and so we actually weren't excited about that because, oh, well, our portfolio is not that differentiated.

▶ 53:54 Joelle Kayden You know, I just read something where the big banks, you know, MasterCard, et cetera, they're all using blockchain technology.

▶ 18:22 Anthony Scaramucci You come to my restaurant, the Hunt and Fish Club, and you pay a wallet to wallet transfer, and you bypass American Express or MasterCard.
▶ 23:16 Anthony Scaramucci Well, the phone companies better come up with other services and other product ideas, and that's what MasterCard and American Express are going to have to do now.

▶ 1:01:45 Fabrice Grinda When every purchase we make in the West today, there's a 1.5% Visa MasterCard tax on our payment system.

▶ 23:13 Ryan Batchelor So in 2007, the first time Morningstar had actually done a pre IPO analysis of a company was Mastercard. 4 times in the scene

▶ 40:37 Mike Novogratz What Facebook did, or this Libra product did, is say, wait a minute, MasterCard, Visa. 2 times in the scene

▶ 58:06 Ash Williams Pre-leased it to MasterCard in a long lease with good provisions from our perspective, and it'll be MasterCard's tech department, and this is in the area of Manhattan around 20th Street that's as hot as a pistol right now in terms of where… 5 times in the scene

▶ 12:02 Ted Seides And perhaps unlike MasterCard growing fifteenfold when you missed it, and then it sold off 60%, Google's a much bigger company today. 2 times in the scene

▶ 24:48 Tom Russo In that context, American Express is part of the portfolio, and Borsheim's had, and Nebraska Furniture Market had MasterCard, and Visa, no American Express, because obviously each of them said, the premium's just not worth it for us, and…
▶ 44:44 Tom Russo Berkshire has been and remains around a 10 to 12% investment for my clients, which is the largest holding other than MasterCard, which nips at its heels as it did this past year when it was up 40% 2 times in the scene
▶ 57:30 Tom Russo At the time, an investment in MasterCard, which I had passed on before it went up fifteen-fold, became available as the shares dropped almost 60%. 3 times in the scene

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