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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Oct 15, 2022

Fintech Investments — Prime Time for Real-Time Payments and the Economic Opportunities

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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

May 29, 2022

How can Hopper become the first travel and fintech super app in the west?

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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

May 11, 2022

Canadian Depositary Receipts- CIBC’s innovative stock trading product for 🇨🇦 Canadian investors

Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Sep 4, 2022

How can The New York Times and other news outlets grow their subscribers and product value? — Part 1 of 2.

Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Dec 4, 2022

The Metaverse Technology: What It Is and Is Not

Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Apr 19, 2022

Open Banking in Canada 🇨🇦 — How can banks and fintech offer equitable and inclusive customer-centric financial…

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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Feb 18, 2022

Home Owners’ Loan Corporation between 1935 and 1940, HOLC’s map for Decatur, Illinois

Open Banking in Canada 🇨🇦 — Understand the root cause of wealth disparity and inequality in the financial system —…

Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Feb 17, 2022

TLDR; What is Open Banking? — Canada🇨🇦

Open banking allows consumers and small businesses to…

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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Mar 2, 2022

Open Banking in Canada 🇨🇦 — How can we reimagine the fundamental pillars of our financial products ?— Part 2 of 3

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Sanjeev Arora in Second-Level Thinking

Aug 7, 2022

Deepmind’s AlphaFold AI system solved biology’s biggest problem

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