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Robinhood is arguably the most well-known fintech in the US after a huge 2020.
However, the growth the trading app enjoyed came with some speed bumps in the form of regulatory issues and customer lawsuits. Jack Newsham and Yoonji Han identified the 11 people leading Robinhood's legal efforts as it prepares for an upcoming IPO.Click here to read for the entire list.
Sid Jha has made quite the career change. The former quant for Ken Griffin's Citadel has launched a startup helping farmers easily obtain climate change insurance. Read more here.
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