

Just really adds value to all these fintechs. The margin expansion, he's really helped out with his expertise and got them 1,800 basis points of margin expansion since that time. He invested in 2003, where the stocks up something like 35X since then. They were taken public by a SPAC led by Bill Foley, who has a fantastic track record of not only investing but adding value to financial services companies.įrankel: FIS, Fidelity Information Services. What are some of the takeaways from Paysafe? What do you feel like listeners should know about this business?įrankel: First of all, before I said something a little negative about Payoneer a minute ago, that they used that line.įrankel: That was a Paysafe product.

Let's take a big-picture look at this business, understanding that it is a fintech, a payment processing company. But you've had the chance to dig in a little bit to Paysafe. I'm not saying they don't do that, I'm not saying they don't do it well, but when you have a lot of these companies that are doing the same thing, you have to try to make sense of them and figure out which ones are going to be the better opportunities. That's not to take anything away from them. I think that's the exact line Payoneer used when they were on the show not long ago. Matthew Frankel: That last line sounds very familiar. Jason Moser: Paysafe says they are leading specialized payments platform with a two-sided consumer and merchant network, that sounds like Square, whose core purpose is to enable businesses and consumers around the world to connect and transact seamlessly through payment processing.
