I am Shrey, CEO of Finsire - Fintech Infrastructure company from Chennai. Ask me anything!
admiN
Stealth
8 months ago
What is your policy on hiring people with no degree but good background in freelancing?
How big is your team and are you hiring?
What is your tech stack?
Digitalnomads
Stealth
8 months ago
We hire folks with no degrees. We have a few of them, and they are rockstars.
admiN
Stealth
8 months ago
nice, and the other two questions?
Hi Shrey, thanks for doing this .. There are so many companies (Karza, hyperverfe,IDfy, signs, digio)in this space how do you differentiate?
Digitalnomads
Stealth
8 months ago
These are companies pre-India stack, and are solving problems for a set layer.
We’re post the Data governance stack. So layer 3&4. Very different.
What is Layer 3 & 4? Can you please help us understand better.
Is there also a Layer 1 & 2?
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BiryaniEnthu
Stealth
8 months ago
Hi Shrey
Do your employees work remotely? Hire remote?
Digitalnomads
Stealth
8 months ago
No mate. We do work from office for 4 days and Fridays are WFH.
Tough to do WFH all the time in this industry.
What is Finsire exactly? How does your value prop differ from other similar players in the market?
Indusplateau
Stealth
8 months ago
How do you see the future of fintech evolving in India?
Pavi
Student
8 months ago
Happy Pongal
anongod
Student
8 months ago
What are layers 3&4 you mentioned? Can you brief about it pls?
Amitabh
Stealth
8 months ago
Why are you operating out of Chennai? Doesn't moving to BLR improve talent profile and hence outcome?
Digitalnomads
Stealth
8 months ago
Too many questions, my bad.
Grapevine should do a video AMA or session so that it’s easier for me to answer all, which I’d ideally want to do.
SDE_Intern_11
Student
8 months ago
Hey Shrey,
Here is my question
As the CEO, what do you see as the most significant challenges and opportunities in the fintech infrastructure space, and how is Finsire positioning itself to address them?
DixonButts
Stealth
8 months ago
I feel the RBI is setting up India’s fintech ecosystem in a manner in which there will be no scope for abnormal profits. Seems like they don’t want any one company to have too much power of any stack/application.
Digital Lending for instance only seems to work profitably (Right now most fintechs can easily patent with NBFCs banks and lend at similar rates) if you have a low cost of capital which doesn’t seem plausible if you’re not a bank.
What are your views?
EnviousTic14
Student
8 months ago
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