Thanks again for tuning into this week’s episode of PitchIt. I sat down with Klavi’s Co-Founder & CEO, Bruno Chan.
Klavi is a SaaS platform that provides Open Finance (or Open Banking) solutions. The company has a mission of becoming a leader in Open Finance solutions in Brazil.
Open finance has the potential to help reshape the financial services market. The impact is felt very differently depending on where you live and what the regulatory appetite is for open finance.
Bruno and I talked about his unique background, which included 9 years in China during their fintech boom. We also talk about the biggest potential impact of open banking, whether or not consumers want to control their own data, misplaced anger from the banks, why Klavi is the key, raising capital, and much more.
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Without further ado, I present Klavi’s Co-Founder & CEO, Bruno Chan. I hope you enjoy our conversation.
Episode Discussion points include:
- Bruno’s journey to Klavi
- His nine years in China
- Klavi is the “key”
- The status of opening banking in Brazil
- Financial inclusion
- Why bankers misunderstand open banking
- Regulation as an open banking enabler
- Recommended reading: Shoe Dog by Phil Knight and Genghis Khan by Conn Iggulden
- Raising Capital
- And much more…
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