ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For the inaugural episode of Fintech@Haas, we are joined by Stephen Deng, Haas Class 2015. Stephen is a co-founder of DFS Labs, which invests and supports early-stage founders in Africa. Stephen talks about his time at Haas, how he became involved in fintech during his time at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the state of fintech in Africa.
Music credits to Joseph Mcdade
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United States
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