Welcome to another weekend bonus episode of the Tech Mem Right Home.

I'm Brian McCullough.

This is the Promised interview with Angela Strange from Andreson Horowitz.

I told you about it on the weekend long read segment yesterday.

So really no more need to explain it.

Let's talk about why soon every company

could be a FinTech company.

Angela, the whole reason that I wanted to talk about this

is because I did a segment on the show, I don't know, maybe a month ago.

It was like the story was something along the lines of like Google getting into banking or something like that. And I said something snarky like oh the big tech

companies they always have to be in every business so the reason that your

thing blew my mind was that actually, so your thesis is that the landscape

and the technology is such, and it's changing enough that essentially soon any company could get into

financial services?

Exactly and I think it's right now it's the ones that are with deeper pockets that are more well

known that are making the headlines but there's a lot of companies that

already derive a lot of their revenue from financial services that might surprise you.

Yeah, we're getting...

We'll get into that in a second, but my first real quick question is,

is what you're describing different from the FinTech revolution that we've been hearing about for years or is it a continuation of it or what?

I think of it as an acceleration of it and often it's and so here's

why like as an investor you always have the why now question. And point one, and this is this is old news but I think it's very much the frog and boiling water analogy is that consumers really don't love the existing financial institutions

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