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Writer's pictureLeah Farmer

S1:E14 - Money Moves: Inside Fintech with PMs Who've Been There

In this episode, we dive into the world of fintech and its intersection with product management. We break down what fintech encompasses—everything from payments to lending and wealth management—and discuss out past experiences in the field. The conversation highlights key elements such as the movement of money, the importance of security, compliance with regulations, and the challenge of creating user-friendly financial products. We explore how product management in fintech mirrors product management in other industries but comes with the added complexity of building customer trust around financial transactions.



Key Takeaways
  • Understanding Financial Transactions: Fintech product managers must have a solid grasp of how money moves within systems, along with the layers of security and compliance that accompany it.

  • User Experience is Key: Creating a seamless and intuitive user experience is essential, as users expect secure and effortless interactions with their financial transactions.

  • Unique Regulatory Challenges: Fintech brings unique regulatory challenges, and product managers must ensure that their products adhere to constantly evolving standards.

  • Trust is the Foundation: While product management skills are transferable, building customer trust is more critical in fintech, requiring a deeper understanding of financial systems and regulations.


Questions for Product Managers
  1. How can you simplify user experiences in your fintech product while maintaining high standards of security and compliance?

  2. In what ways does the flow of money impact your product decisions, and how do you ensure customer trust in these processes?

  3. How do you stay up-to-date with the ever-evolving regulations in fintech, and what strategies do you implement to ensure your products remain compliant?


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