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Micky Malka, founder of Ribbit Capital, argues that fintech must move beyond simple access toward more integrated, intelligent financial services, offering a provocative lens on where the industry is heading and what its next evolution demands.
Arjun Sethi examines venture capital and investing, concentrating on the judgment behind allocating capital: how investors assess opportunities, form a point of view, and make strategic choices amid uncertainty about companies, markets, and future outcomes.
Stephen A. Jarislowsky, founder and former CEO of Jarislowsky Fraser and its chairman emeritus, shares lessons on investing, governance, and building an enduring institution.
Gerry Schwartz, founder and chairman of Onex and its CEO until 2023, offers lessons on private equity, acquisitions, governance, and long-term company building.
Boris Wertz, founding partner of Version One and a board partner with Andreessen Horowitz, brings an operator’s perspective to early-stage technology investing, shaped by his earlier experience as COO of AbeBooks.com before its sale to Amazon.
Venture capital may look like a black box, yet survey evidence shows a disciplined funnel shaped by networks, market attractiveness, teams, products, terms, and stage. Understanding these choices clarifies how scarce financing reaches a small fraction of companies.