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I want to tell you about an extraordinary entrepreneur by the name of Ana Zucato. She’s recognised as one of the Brazilian female entrepreneurs who is redefining the Latin American fintech ecosystem. Here’s why. About four years ago Ana decided she would launch a bank in Brazil, as you do. Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America and, as you might imagine, it has a highly competitive banking...

We all like to do a good deed (well, most of us, anyway), arguably no more so than ‘big business’. And with good reason. For one thing, large enterprises want to be - and be seen as - good corporate citizens, contributing to the benefit of the communities and locales in which they operate, particularly so, those businesses with headquarters based outside the UK. And there’s another good reason. If...

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So I asked Ritam Gandhi whether he just woke up one morning and said to himself, "I don't want to be a consultant anymore, I want to be a tech entrepreneur"? You see, Ritam had spent almost ten years working for major tech consultancies. And then in 2014 he jacked that in to launch his own digital product design and solutions startup, Studio Graphene. Since then, Studio Graphene has grown into a s...