Acknowledgments
We are grateful to the FinTech entrepreneurs, financial professionals, and opinion leaders who have tested, challenged, and shaped the ideas in this book. Their stories and experience have helped us improve our analysis and recommendations.
Special thanks to (in alphabetical order): Arjan Schuette, Brendan Dickinson, Brett King, Dan Ciporin, David Moss, David Snitkof, Dominic Chang, Frank Rotman, Gregg Schoenberg, Izabella Kaminska, Jon Moulton, Juerg Mueller, Matt Burton, Michael Chaille, Olivier Berthier, Patrick Goh, and Zoe Zhang. We appreciate you taking the time and giving us insights into your thinking regarding the future of credit.We would also like to thank Vivianne Bouchereau for her outstanding review and corrections through the writing process of this manuscript. Ioannis would also like to thank his young son Filippos for his amazing smiles given during the dedicated work of writing this book.
At Wiley, an excellent team turned our ideas into the book you are reading. We would like to thank Werner Coetzee for believing in this project early on and the entire editorial board for supporting it. Many thanks to Jeremy Chia for contributing his knowledge and energy towards the development of this book.
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