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Get to know 12 top fintech bankers

Meredith Mazzilli   

Get to know 12 top fintech bankers

Hello readers,

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Insider Finance. Here's a rundown of the must-know stories from the past week:

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The "PayPal Mafia" is one of the most influential clubs in Silicon Valley. Historically, mentions of the group never included women who worked at PayPal. $4.


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From humble beginnings, Jeff Sine built a career as an unorthodox banker who offered unvarnished advice and tamed unruly transactions for business moguls like Masayoshi Son and Rupert Murdoch. $4.


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While Chase Coleman has pumped billions into the private markets this year, his flagship public-equity fund is down so far in 2021. $4.


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The fintech space has exploded in recent years, keeping Wall Street bankers busy. Some banks see fintech as an outgrowth of TMT and FIG teams, while others see it as a stand-alone. $4.


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Michael Recce, a former Neuberger Berman and Point72 data head, has started his own data business: Alpha ROC, a technology and consulting firm meant to simplify data for both the vendor and the user. $4.


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Tech innovation is driving growth in healthcare, General Atlantic's Robbert Vorhoff told Insider. Last month, Vorhoff's team led a $110 million Series D financing for Vida Health, which manages a virtual care system for payors and employers. $4.


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"Buy now, pay later" services have evolved into consumer-facing companies keen to establish their own brands. But banks and credit-card companies are developing ways to allow merchants to both offer point-of-sale financing and maintain the customer relationships themselves. $4.


Wall Street people moves

  • HSBC has hired 8 traders for its credit division- $4 - circling the wagons after a wave of defections
  • Deutsche Bank promoted $4 of its ECM business in the Americas, including a key leader in the bank's SPAC business
  • Morgan Stanley named a new marketing chief and added $4 from E-Trade
  • Bank of America nabs a $4 and leveraged finance veteran from UBS
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  • SoFi is underwriting Chamath Palihapitiya's 4 biotech SPAC IPOs as the $4 with Wall Street's top investment banks
  • Forget bitcoin and other hypervolatile cryptocurrencies. For everyday transactions, the $4 is stablecoins.
  • JPMorgan's private-bank CEO $4. Here's which cities he's targeting and how a new training program will lock down next-gen talent.

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