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Patrick sat down with Jeffrey Paine, one of the pioneers and most respected investors of the South East Asian VC ecosystem. Jeff is Managing Partner and Co-Founder of renowned Singapore based fund Golden Gate Ventures, investor in companies such as Stripe, Omise and Lenddo. Since 2011 they have backed +60 companies, raised 5 funds in total and significantly shaping the ecosystem along the way.On this episode you will learn about: Jeff's take on the apprenticeship model in VC and how to train junior investors along the wayHow to practice pattern recognitionCopycat models in emerging ecosystems and why they still matterGolden Gate's investment processes and internal organisation The importance of founder development, mental health and coachingYou can find Jeffrey on Twitter or LinkedInCheck out Golden Gate's latest ecosystem mapping and deep dive on the SEA ecosystem hereIf you enjoy the show, it would be fantastic if you could give us a rating on Apple Podcasts. 

Sheinal is a Senior Portfolio Director at JG Digital Equity Ventures (JG DEV), the venture capital arm of JG Summit, a leading diversified conglomerate in the Philippines. JG DEV focuses on investing in early-to-mid stage startups in Southeast Asia across fintech, supply chain & logistics, and e-commerce/new retail. Sheinal has spent the majority of his career across a variety of roles in financial services. Prior to his move into fintech and now venture capital, Sheinal was previously in equity capital markets, most lately as Country Head and CEO of CLSA in Indonesia, a top-ranked equities-focused house in Asia, responsible for Equity Research, Sales, Sales-Trading and Operations. He was also a Director of PT CLSA Indonesia. Post CLSA, Sheinal was the Managing Director of Asia and Africa at the Entrepreneurial Finance Lab (EFL), a fintech company spun out of Harvard Kennedy School, and was responsible for sales and customer success across a wide portfolio of financial institution clients. EFL subsequently merged with Lenddo, where he became CFO of the newly combined company and a member of the Executive Committee with direct responsibilities including capital raising, strategic planning, budgeting and performance management, business intelligence, finance and accounting, legal, and tax. He also assumed the role of VP of Lending Partnerships, responsible for building out direct-lending capabilities. He was also on the Board of Accial Capital, a private debt-focused asset management company that was subsequently spun out of LenddoEFL. He is a graduate of MIT (Sloan Fellow, MBA), The London School of Economics (PGD Finance and Accounting), and King's College London (M. Sci. Chemistry) and is also a CFA Charterholder. Sheinal is a member of the MIT Committee of Singapore. Read more about JG Digital Equity Ventures here https://www.jgdev.ph/ and connect with Sheinal on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheinalbhuralal/ If you enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 30 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince new guests to come on the show, and on top of that, I love reading the reviews! Follow Andrew: Website: https://andrewsenduk.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew.senduk/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-senduk-1980/

Discover more tech podcasts like this: Tech Podcast Asia. Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award Winning Podcast Agency. Fintech Startups in Asia are hot. With over $10 billion invested in Fintech startups in Asia alone last year (up from $1 billion in 2014), 2017 is set to become a record year for new entrants. But, who are the winners in this new space and which startups should we watch out for?. Featured this week: Fintech startups in Asia, Where are the Fintech market opportunities? Who are the biggest Fintech users in Asia? Fintech for migrant workers, low credit score and the unbanked, Geico, Lazada Philippines, Rocket internet, Tinmen, Numoni Singapore, Bitcoin, Paypal and Ebay, Kickstarter, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Omise, Ayannah, FastaCash, CodaPay, Lenddo, Tala Mobile, Easy Taxi, Zen Rooms

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One of the more interesting companies in our space is Lenddo. They are a unique company in that they are truly global, operating in 20 countries around the world with their headquarters in Singapore. They don’t make loans themselves, at least not anymore. They license their proprietary software to financial institutions in developing countries to […] The post Podcast 91: Jeff Stewart of Lenddo appeared first on Lend Academy.

One of the more interesting companies in our space is Lenddo. They are a unique company in that they are truly global, operating in 20 countries around the world with their headquarters in Singapore. They don’t make loans themselves, at least not anymore. They license their proprietary software to financial institutions in developing countries to […] The post Podcast 91: Jeff Stewart of Lenddo appeared first on Lend Academy.

Slava Solodkiy founded Life.SREDA, a fintech-focused VC fund, in 2012 and has been running it ever since. Life.SREDA 1, which was focused on A-rounds in the US and Europe, invested $40m in 13 companies including Fidor, Moven, Simple, Anthemis, SumUp and Rocketbank. In November 2014, Life.SREDA launched its second fund, a $100m fund focused on B-rounds in Asia. So far, fund 2 has invested in companies including Fastacash, Mobikon, Lenddo, Ayannah and SoftPay. Life.SREDA also runs a $100m global blockchain fund. Slava and his team at Life.SREDA also regularly produce amazing fintech reports, including Money of the Future, which I'd highly recommend anyone with an interest in the space check out.

Lend an ear as we interview how NY Serial Entrepreneur Jeff Stewart founded numerous companies, including his most recent business, Lenddo. Jeff was a pioneer in the early days of the internet. He started Square Earth in the mid 90's and it eventually got acquired. His second company Mimeo was started in 1998 and is still operating today. Now he is the Founder and Chairman of Lenddo, which uses non-traditional data such as your social media profiles to provide credit scoring and verification to economically empower the emerging middle class around the world. To hear about the rest of Jeff's business ventures and life lessons be sure to check out the whole episode, including: + How Dale Carnegie's writing influenced Jeff's early years. + The advantages of understanding the technology within your products. + How Jeff watched the internet double in size in one day. + Jeff's experience guiding Mimeo through the financial dot com crash. + The parallels between the dot com crash and the 2015-2016 "tech bubble". + What is an Entrepreneur in Residence? + The power of having customers before you have a company. + The pains of being too early to market within an industry. + How do you verify a person's identity? + The importance of having the right team. + How to find the a great advisor! Ambition Today Question of the Day™: How important is being the right location to achieving one’s goals? ========== Follow Kevin Siskar on Twitter: twitter.com/TheSiskar Add Kevin Siskar on Snapchat: snapchat.com/add/krsiskar Visit Ambition Today on the Web: www.siskar.co/ambitiontoday Kevin Siskar brings you ambitious entrepreneurs inspired by Tim Ferriss, Entrepreneur on Fire, NPR, HBR, TED Radio Hour, the StartUp podcast, Pat Flynn, Tony Robbins, The Uncertain Hour, Bigger Pockets, Art of Charm, Dave Ramsey, Planet Money, Jocko Podcast, EntreLeadership, Zigler, APM Marketplace, Mixergy, Seth Godin, #AskGaryVee, Monocle 24 and The $100 MBA Show with Omar Zenhom. Be sure to listen and subscribe to Ambition Today in the iTunes Store for iOS (apple.co/1NRRPzL), on Google Play Music (goo.gl/LmmciJ), or on Stitcher for Android (bit.ly/1Rn01dy).

Extension of credit to people in developing markets has been a long time challenge. Banks, of course, look to repayment history to make such determinations but in much of the world, banking relationships and repayment track records are few. But history has demonstrated that extension of credit in developing markets can be effective and profitable. Just look at the Grameen Bank’s high micro-loan repayment rates. To address this repayment data dearth, Lenddo.com developed a lending data set in multiple developing countries, having gone into the lending business just to generate the data it needed to tune its machine learning capability. Lenddo then built its algorithms that examine some 1,000 characteristics in the data drawn from social, mobile, and other sources. This Payments on Fire podcast with Lenddo.com’s founder Jeff Stewart takes a look at lending in developing countries, social and mobile data sources, and examines the algorithmic "black box" that is at the heart of the company’s approach to making credit decisions in "thin file" markets.

Uday Seth interviews Jeff Stewart, Founder and Chairman of Lenddo. Founded in 2011, Lenddo leverages non-traditional data for credit scoring and social verification. Lenddo partners with financial institutions and other firms so its customers can use data from social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, Yahoo, and Twitter to prove their identity and creditworthiness. Before founding Lenddo, Jeff served in advisory, investing, and operating capacities. He also served as an Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Draper Fisher Jurvetson and founded two companies: Urgent Group and Mimeo. https://twitter.com/UrgentSpeed https://twitter.com/lenddofriend https://lenddo.com/

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Building Credit Profiles Through Social Data Scoring panel with Jeff Stewart, of Lenddo; Richard Lewis, of Vouch; Daniel Wu, of Tencent Tenpay; and moderator Eric Lu, of Pennsylvania State University. Social data, which usually includes social circle and social activities could be an effective way to help P2P companies build a full credit profile of borrowers. Nevertheless, there are still some risks associated with using social data.

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