30 Under 30 in Finance 2020: The Top Young Traders, Dealmakers and Financial Innovators — Forbes, via Ocrolus
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Sam Bobley, 28, cofounder and CEO of Ocrolus, is on Forbes' 30 Under 30 in Finance 2020 list, according to the article's entry on him. Ocrolus, a five-year-old fintech startup, uses machine learning to read paper documents; lenders like OnDeck and Sofi use its technology to read people's bank statements, speeding up the approval and on-boarding process. The entry says Ocrolus is bringing in revenue of nearly $1 million a month and was valued at $100 million in its May 2019 fund raise.
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30 Under 30 In Finance 2020: The Top Young Traders, Dealmakers and Financial Innovators The top young financial minds can be found these days at buyout shops, hedge funds and investment banks, as well as innovative companies that do everything from facilitate payments to lend cryptocurrency. The rise of private equity and new financial technologies can especially be seen on this year’s 30 Under 30 Finance list. The rising stars of finance are working at big institutions like Bridgewater Associates, Apollo Global Management, Goldman Sachs and KKR. They are also pushing forward smaller firms like Center Lake Capital, Divvy Homes and Celsius Network. Sam Bobley, 28, is cofounder and CEO of Ocrolus, a five-year-old fintech startup that uses machine learning to read paper documents. When lenders like OnDeck and Sofi evaluate prospective customers, they use Ocrolus’ technology to read people’s bank statements, speeding up the approval and on-boarding process. Ocrolus is bringing in revenue of nearly $1 million a month and was valued at $100 million in its May 2019 fund raise. Read the complete article on Forbes
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