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Top fintech bankers helping startups make deals and IPO

Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker Erb   

Top fintech bankers helping startups make deals and IPO

Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I'm Dan DeFrancesco, and here's what's on the agenda today:

  • We spoke to 12 top fintech bankers about where their teams sit within the bank and the trends they are $4.
  • How Jeff Sine built a career as a banker for corporate titans like $4.
  • Credit Suisse $4, but nabs a top $4.
  • $4 and $4 both want to know their employees' vax status.

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Some of the industry's top fintech dealmakers gave us the scoop on the trends grabbing their attention.

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Jeff Sine is an under-the-radar dealmaker who is quietly one of the most trusted advisors to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, as well as other corporate titans like Rupert Murdoch and Ari Emanuel. $4


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Credit Suisse has nabbed HSBC's Truls Engebretsen as a senior credit trader in the latest update on the war for talent. $4.


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Speaking of people moves in the credit space, Michael Lattarulo is on his way to the German lender. $4.


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Wells Fargo is asking employees to let the bank know if they've gotten the jab. $4.


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We sat down with Citi Ventures' Arvind Purushotham, who told us how the firm's strategy is evolving as a result of increased competition. $4


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Software company MicroStrategy has raised $500 million in bonds that it will use to buy bitcoin. The deal, dubbed "hedge fund heavy," obtained about $1.6 billion in demand, and many hedge funds got in at the last minute to avoid feeling left out. $4


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Zayas shared how Katapult has thrived during the pandemic - starting with accepting customers who were rejected by other lenders. $4


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It's mandatory for bankers to submit their vaccination status on an app, Goldman Sachs said in a memo seen by Insider. $4


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Baruchowitz said the company is looking "to capture the largest component of cannabis' natural growth." $4


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