EP #27 Eng Seet from Openspace Ventures

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This week’s special guest is Eng Seet from Openspace Ventures. Eng is the vice president of Openspace Ventures, a Southeast Asia-based early-stage VC firm that has invested in tech startups like Go-Jek, FinAccel, Sale Stock and Halodoc in Indonesia. Prior to joining Openspace, Eng was part of Bank Central Asia Indonesia’s corporate venture arm investing in early stage fintech startups. He also co-founded Kredivest, one of the first P2P invoice lending platforms in Indonesia.

Together, we discuss how Eng sees the P2P lending landscape play out in Indonesia and what needs to take in place to regulate the space and push out the frauds. He also shares his thoughts on how recent tech-boom and mobile-first development has impacted the ways Indonesians live and why he believes content vertical wil be the next key growth sector.

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