Investor sees no fintech bubble: "The more startups the better"

The ever-expanding fintech market is not a bubble, according to one investor at the recent technology conference, Money 20/20, in Amsterdam. On the contrary, he says ­ the more startup companies there are, the better it is for the industry.
Aman Ghei of Fich Capital. An investor in fintech companies. | Photo: Jesper Elkjær Jensen
Aman Ghei of Fich Capital. An investor in fintech companies. | Photo: Jesper Elkjær Jensen

Aman Ghei is standing in front of a white racing car. It looks like a Formula 1 racing car ­. but has no engine. Its driver is wearing a pair of VR goggles, ready to take a ride on the computer-animated racing ring.

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