Show Notes
Financial services could be much lower cost and much more rewarding if we structurally attacked cost. Meow is attacking this head on. In the fifth interview from the B2B Fintech series, Brandon Arvanaghi, CEO of Meow, covers:
Why financial services is a commodity How intentionally driving out cost creates a better deal for customers Operating an ultra-lean business on razor-thin margins The perfect timing of launching “max FDIC” coverage The further an executive is from the customer the worse the product is One of the GOAT pivots from selling DeFi yield to selling Treasuries
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