Maria Gotsch, CEO of the Partnership Fund for New York City, answers how many startups apply to the FinTech Innovation Lab annually.
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“So we get about 150, 160 applications.”
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Opinion
SoFi is a rare exception among consumer fintech startups scaling independently
“So I think people like SoFi are the exception to the rule. Where you're able to, you know, come in with a new product that the, an area where the banks are not paying it, you know, are not working for whatever reason, and then expand to be a big company.”
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Scaling fintech startups will ultimately partner with or be acquired by incumbents
“I think you're going to see most of the companies end up being when they get to a certain size or asset size. Partnering or acquiring with a large institution because they have the regulatory expertise and they have the distribution power.”
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Enterprise interest in distributed ledger enabling tech will rebound by 2019
“And I predict that in like two years, there will be an increased interest back in more enabling technologies that will help fit around the distributed ledger, but the core systems, people have made their bets.”
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AssertionSupported
Henry Kravis raised Partnership Fund's capital in the late 1990s
“Henry Kravis of KKR raised the funds in the late nineties, and he raised them from major, major corporations in New York, as well as individuals.”
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Disclosure
Partnership Fund operates as a civic evergreen vehicle without profit motive
“We're structured as an evergreen fund. So the investors put up the money not to make a financial return, but to try to create jobs and expand the economy in New York City.”
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Disclosure
Partnership Fund holds investor capital for 45 years to reinvest returns
“So we have the investor's money for 45 years, and if we make returns, it comes back to us to fund new projects.”
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