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What is digital “infrastructure”?

Fintech Beat, Ep. 75

Patricia Kemp and Amias Gerety join to talk digital infrastructures. They're all the buzz in the fintech world, as companies attempt to show that they are more than just one-dimensional service providers.
Patricia Kemp and Amias Gerety join to talk digital infrastructures. They're all the buzz in the fintech world, as companies attempt to show that they are more than just one-dimensional service providers. (Amias Gerety/Oak HC/FT)
By Chris Brummer and Evan Campbell
Posted December 8, 2020 at 4:00am

Amias Gerety co-hosts Fintech Beat to interview Patricia Kemp, one of the country’s most successful venture capitalists. They unbundle just what digital “infrastructure” is and what the answer means in the race for the perfect payment platform.

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