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Mayank Goyal is the brain behind MoneyHop, India’s first cross-border neo bank offering full-stack global banking solutions catering to the global aspirations of the Indian millennials. As the Founder and CEO of the company, he spearheads its vision of revolutionising banking for millennials and becoming an aggregator of financial services where the consumer’s financial needs can be addressed from a single touchpoint.
A B.Tech graduate in telecommunications, a chartered financial analyst from Chartered Financial Institute and a financial engineering graduate from Imperial College London, Mayank’s inclination towards fintech was an outcome of his personal pain points experienced while conducting cross-border banking. His investment banking background while working for Merrill Lynch and Jefferies, London where he developed investment strategies and trading algorithms further fuelled his desire to build a seamless and effortless cross-border banking platform . While at Merril Lynch, Mayank had built and managed qualitative investment portfolios worth $650 million for pension funds, hedge funds and Sovereign wealth fund. At Jefferies, he had built low latency, high frequency autonomous trading algorithms which had the ability to trade upto $100million without any human intervention.
Mayank Goyal is the brain behind MoneyHop, India’s first cross-border neo bank offering full-stack global banking solutions catering to the global aspirations of the Indian millennials. As the Founder and CEO of the company, he spearheads its vision of revolutionising banking for millennials and becoming an aggregator of financial services where the consumer’s financial needs can be addressed from a single touchpoint.
A B.Tech graduate in telecommunications, a chartered financial analyst from Chartered Financial Institute and a financial engineering graduate from Imperial College London, Mayank’s inclination towards fintech was an outcome of his personal pain points experienced while conducting cross-border banking. His investment banking background while working for Merrill Lynch and Jefferies, London where he developed investment strategies and trading algorithms further fuelled his desire to build a seamless and effortless cross-border banking platform . While at Merril Lynch, Mayank had built and managed qualitative investment portfolios worth $650 million for pension funds, hedge funds and Sovereign wealth fund. At Jefferies, he had built low latency, high frequency autonomous trading algorithms which had the ability to trade upto $100million without any human intervention.