David Rosa, co-founder and CEO of Neat

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DETAILED SHOW NOTES

(0:59) David’s self-introduction
(2:42) David explains why he left the banking industry to co-found Neat, a fintech company
(5:33) Neat — what’s behind the name
(6:07) David gives in overview of Neat
(6:43) David explains the impact of banking regulations on Hong Kong’s SMEs and startups.
(10:33) David explains why Neat is a not a bank
(13:03) Neat’s business model and value proposition for SMEs and startups
(18:28) Jay and David expand on Neat’s ability to access the company registry and eliminate paper-chasing chores for clients
(19:37) The Neat user experience
(22:10) David touches on Neat’s integration with gateway payment processors
(23:28) David explains where money in Neat accounts is held
(25:43) Why one might want a personal Neat account
(27:49) Neat’s revenue model
(29:00) David’s plans for Neat in the coming months
(32:05) David’s advice for aspiring entrepreneurs

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