By Now Pay Later (BNPL) was once the most talked about areas of fintech, but like so many in the space, it has come under huge pressure as a result of regulatory developments, and the current financial climate.

This episode, we’re talking to Jennifer Staniforth, a Senior Associate and BNPL specialist at Hogan Lovells, about her top tips for founders looking to play the BNPL way.

Learn more about the Hogan Lovells fintech mentorship programme, here.

In the last 12 months we’ve seen major tech companies stripping themselves of staff, with over 180,000 redundancies this year alone. Who better to guide us through the trends within talent than employment lawyer, specialising in tech, Christina Hutchinson. Whether you’re a founder or employee, tune in to learn the nuances of British employment law and how to handle the HR haggle.

Fintech legal powerhouse Diego Ballon Ossio is in the hot seat chatting with Ben about the common mistakes founders make when pivoting into new jurisdictions. He deals with start ups developing cutting edge financial tech daily, and has a front row seat to supporting them navigate the different regulatory considerations across multiple regions. Definitely not an episode to miss!

This is a podcast for any scale-ups pondering where to go next. Jen Garcia has helped fintechs of all sizes - from 3 people through to 3,000  - successfully enter new territories and go global. Jen chats to Ben Small to give the lowdown on what it takes to make this jump successfully, when is the right time and the classic mistakes to avoid. Some seriously valuable insights in this one.

This week on Tech Moxie… 
Ben gets the scoop from Jay Boisvert, founder of new socially-conscious social media platform, Wunder. Jay , who in his own words is, “not a techy” takes us through his journey into tech, his approach to sourcing the right investors, and how he’s bringing giving into the 21st century. This one is chockablock with the good stuff!

Ben chats with CEO and co-founder of Dragon Argent, James Taylor about why it’s so important that tech founders invest in the fundamentals early on. We hear about James’ first exit, his professional services expertise and the journey which saw him establish himself within the tech industry. The podcast also sheds light on some of the most common founder disputes and the consequences of them - you’ll want to avoid those!

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"Your ego is not your amigo." We couldn't have said it better.In this episode, Ben chats with UJJI co-founder and COO, Rafael Guper, about his unique journey featuring the "Brazilian Headspace", dog noses, the difference between differentiation and distinctiveness, neuroscience, the future of learning and development, and so much more.

It's emotional and they've packed a lot in. Divirtam-se!

Ben and IP solicitor David Holt explore the surprisingly common but potentially devastating legal mistakes founders often make when entering the world of business.

Ben chats with startup advisor and angel investor Eva Dobrzanska about getting the right attention from investors in 2023 - from how to approach them, getting funding, and 'the elephant in the room' that is flexibility around valuations.

Hosted by Benjamin Small from GlobalBlock, Rahul Mehta from Obsidian Sports Management and Oliver Laurence from I-OnAsia will be discussing in depth: