The Pioneer
The frontier and an appetite for the unknown, goes first.
David Haber emerges in this interview as a Pioneer, someone who consistently moves into uncharted territory ahead of consensus and builds new infrastructure where none existed.
“Seen a ton of car dealerships now try to step into the landing space and say, Well, why would you go to a bank and get a loan over there? You can just get a loan straight from us.”
“Same or a similar product just wherever I am. Give me a debit card that just works wherever it is and do my currency transfer for me. So I think that we're actually going to see a pretty big push on international. I won't say it's just Europe to the US. It's Europe within Europe across the countries there.”
“Is that, yes, we will still have this same set of core financial products that we all use in a relatively similar manner, but actually the interactivity for each of us will be very different. We'll have a ton of different specialty applications that allow us to live the financial life that we really want to live. Yeah.”
“To invest, maybe a better option is Stash. Maybe a better option is acorns. Maybe there are all these other options of ways to invest your money. And so I expect that we'll not only see kind of increased specificity of the applications, but a focus on different demographics within those specific types of applications.”
Money Maze Podcast: “FinTech VC Examined – With David Haber, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)”
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