Three Bruc Bond Execs Talk About (and for) Startups
CEO of Bruc Bond Singapore Krishna Subramanyan, Country Manager for Poland Krzysztof “Kris” Matuszewski, and Board Member Eyal Nachum in a chat about banking for startups.
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Bruc Bond: The Role of the Product Manager
Bruc Bond sees business and product development as a constant evolution. It is the product manager’s responsibility to direct product evolution in a way that is realistic and beneficial. Take a sneak peek at how we grow our service for you.
Eyal Nachum of Bruc Bond to Banks: Embrace Openness
Eyal Nachum, fintech guru and board member at Bruc Bond, has a message to Europe’s banks: embrace openness and connectedness. It’s the only way to thrive in the future.
To Succeed You Need to Specialise, says Eyal Nachum of Bruc Bond
Doing one thing superbly well is many leagues better than doing everything just ok. Financial institutions need to specialise to survive, says Eyal Nachum.
Bruc Bond's Eyal Nachum to Clients: Demand More From Us
At Bruc Bond, consistent communication is not a means, it's its own goal. So we want our clients to demand more of it, says Eyal Nachum.
Bruc Bond Exec Eyal Nachum on the SME Banking Gap
From Singapore to Poland, from Britain to Lithuania, underbanked SMEs are an opportunity for challengers to reap billions in profits, says Bruc Bond exec Eyal Nachum.
Senior Hires at Bruc Bond as Firm Grows
Bruc Bond has strengthened its leadership team in its new Singapore office with the appointment of two C- suite executives, as the fintech continues to expand.
Are Britain's Fintech Bridges Any Good? Our Answer in the Sunday Times
One of our own, Eyal Nachum, had some choice words about Britain's fintech bridges for the Sunday Times' Raconteur supplement. “The UK is Europe’s fintech powerhouse. It’s hard to compete with this kind of force” - but is it making the best of its global partnerships? We think it could do much better.
Thomas Cook Proves: Travel Needs Regulating. Here’s How.
Thomas Cook's collapse shook the travel world, but they are not alone. The dangers of travel agents and websites are far from mundane. We should regulate. Here's how.
