More About Marc
Marc Andrusko is a partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where he focuses on fintech and B2B software. His investment interests span capital markets, AI applications, payments infrastructure, and businesses operating at the intersection of fintech and other categories (primarily healthcare and vertical software).
Prior to a16z, Marc led the personal financial management vertical at Plaid, where he built and launched partnerships that help millions of consumers live healthier financial lives. Before Plaid, Marc was a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, where he held roles across corporate development, strategy, and interest rate products sales & trading.
Marc graduated magna cum laude from Duke University, where he studied Public Policy, Environmental Science, and Markets & Management. He is based in New York City.
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In this episode, Kurt Adams, CEO of Optum Financial, chats with Daisy Wolf, investment partner for a16z Bio + Health, and Marc Andrusko, investment partner for a16z focused on fintech.
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If you’re a fintech nerd like me, you’ve probably opened up more neobank accounts than you can count.
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This first appeared in the monthly a16z fintech newsletter. Subscribe to stay on top of the latest fintech news.
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This first appeared in the monthly a16z fintech newsletter. Subscribe to stay on top of the latest fintech news.
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Do SaaS para sistemas operacionais freemium: um novo diferencial para serviços financeiros.
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