Ualá's guest appearances

Ualá

Wharton FinTech Podcast

Rebank: Fintech Analysis

Funky Business - Radio Trend Topic

Tiempos Líquidos

Sin Sucursal

Voice of FinTech®

Protagonistas de la Economía Colombiana

TODO POR LA TARDE

En Contxto

SUBAMOS EL VOLUMEN - Educando en Finanzas

Matias Carpintini

ResumoCast NEWS

Latitud Podcast

Negocios en pedazos 

Mejor País 

OwlTail

Making history in LatAm's fintech industry is very on brand for today's guest.Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Pierpaolo Barbieri left Argentina to study in the US as a young adult. He returned 12 years later with a Harvard University degree and a career as an economic historian and published author, but you may know him from being the founder and CEO of Ualá.Ualá's complete financial ecosystem was created with the ambition of unifying all financial services into one app and, with 3.5 million cards issued in the 4 years since, I'd say they're on track to meet their goals. With a $350 million Series D led by SoftBank and a $2.45 billion valuation, they're now locked and loaded to expand across all of Latin America.Join Pier and I for a chat about:Making financial services accessibleThe role of fintech in promoting social mobilityWhat challenger banks can and should do differentlyBuilding something new? Apply for the Latitud Fellowship at apply.latitud.comBuilding good sh*t in Latin America?Find out how to pen your startup the right wayRequest early access to the Meridian international business account Or simply sign up for our newsletter for more content on navigating the LatAm startup ecosystem.Follow us on Linkedin / Twitter / Instagram / Spotify. 

Making history in LatAm's fintech industry is very on brand for today's guest.Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Pierpaolo Barbieri left Argentina to study in the US as a young adult. He returned 12 years later with a Harvard University degree and a career as an economic historian and published author, but you may know him from being the founder and CEO of Ualá.Ualá's complete financial ecosystem was created with the ambition of unifying all financial services into one app and, with 3.5 million cards issued in the 4 years since, I'd say they're on track to meet their goals. With a $350 million Series D led by SoftBank and a $2.45 billion valuation, they're now locked and loaded to expand across all of Latin America.Join Pier and I for a chat about:<ul><li>Making financial services accessible</li><li>The role of fintech in promoting social mobility</li><li>What challenger banks can and should do differently</li></ul>Building something new? Apply for the Latitud Fellowship at <a href="https://apply.latitud.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">apply.latitud.com</a>Building good sh*t in Latin America? <a href="https://go.latitud.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Find out how to pen your startup the right way</a> <a href="https://meridian.latitud.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Request early access to the Meridian international business account</a> Or simply <a href="https://updates.latitud.com/newsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sign up for our newsletter</a> for more content on navigating the LatAm startup ecosystem. Follow us on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/school/latitudlatam" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Linkedin</a> / <a href="https://twitter.com/latitudlatam" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> / <a href="https://www.instagram.com/latitudlatam" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> / <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0dnDFI8sk9veyQ3yJwr2cm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a>.

#74 - Building the Netflix of finance: Pierpaolo Barbieri, Ualá

At LendIt Fintech LatAm I chatted with Pierpaolo Barbieri, the CEO and founder of Ualá. I decided to turn this interview into a podcast because I think Ualá is becoming a really important company in the region. And it is a company we are going to continue to hear more from as they grow.   Ualá started with a prepaid debit card in Argentina and in less than four years they have amassed almost 4 million customers, including 25% of the 18-25 year old population. They have recently expanded to Mexico and have become one of the fastest-growing companies in all of fintech.

Fintech One•On•One

At LendIt Fintech LatAm I chatted with Pierpaolo Barbieri, the CEO and founder of Ualá. I decided to turn this interview into a podcast because I think Ualá is becoming a really important company in the region. And it is a company we are going to continue to hear more from as they grow. Ualá started with a prepaid debit card in Argentina and in less than four years they have amassed almost 4 million customers, including 25% of the 18-25 year old population. They have recently expanded to Mexico and have become one of the fastest-growing companies in all of fintech.

#331: Pierpaolo Barbieri of Ualá

Pierpaolo Barbieri is the Founder &amp; CEO of Ualá, an Argentinian consumer fintech taking South America by storm. Founded just three years ago, Ualá has already amassed more than two million customers in its native Argentina and recently expnanded to nearby Mexico. Unlike consumer banking offerings in many developed markets, which compete with incumbent banks, Ualá’s main competitor is cash in markets in which as many as half of adults are unbanked. Ualá has raised just under $200 million since launch, from leading investors including Soros, Point72, Goldman Sachs, Tencent and SoftBank. As if building the modern financial infrastructure for Latin America weren’t enough, Pierpaolo is a Harvard and Cambridge educated Historian and Economist, published author, macroeconomic advisor and regular contributor to publications including Foreign Affairs, The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and more. To subscribe to the Rebank newsletter, including insights, essays and written transcripts of all new episodes, please visit www.bankingthefuture.com. Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Pierpaolo Barbieri.

Pierpaolo Barbieri is the Founder &amp; CEO of Ualá, an Argentinian consumer fintech taking South America by storm. Founded just three years ago, Ualá has already amassed more than two million customers in its native Argentina and recently expnanded to nearby Mexico. Unlike consumer banking offerings in many developed markets, which compete with incumbent banks, Ualá’s main competitor is cash in markets in which as many as half of adults are unbanked. Ualá has raised just under $200 million since launch, from leading investors including Soros, Point72, Goldman Sachs, Tencent and SoftBank. As if building the modern financial infrastructure for Latin America weren’t enough, Pierpaolo is a Harvard and Cambridge educated Historian and Economist, published author, macroeconomic advisor and regular contributor to publications including Foreign Affairs, The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and more. To subscribe to the Rebank newsletter, including insights, essays and written transcripts of all new episodes, please visit <a href="http://www.bankingthefuture.com." rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bankingthefuture.com.</a> Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Pierpaolo Barbieri.