FIN: The Fast Forward on Fintech
by Holly Sraeelin 🔮 Crypto
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FIN: The Fast Forward on Fintech
About the Substack
FIN features must-know news and analysis, in-depth longreads, research, commentary and podcasts for and about fintech leaders, innovative companies and the funding behind them (formerly James Ledbetter's FIN).
Free Subscription Benefits
- Exclusive breaking-news analysis, insights and opinion guest essays.
Paid Subcription Benefits
- Features and longreads for and about fintech industry leaders and innovative companies.
- Insider interviews, special rankings and access to the Fast Forward podcast.
- Special subscriber-only research, surveys and invitation-only live events.
Paid Subscription Plans
- $75 a year
- $10 a month
About Holly Sraeel
Business journalist, editor, media executive, host. Editor in chief and publisher of FIN: The Fast Forward on Fintech. Founder, Most Powerful Women in Banking + Finance Community (#MPWIB). Fierce feminist. Email: holly@finnewsletter.com
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