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Additional Praise for Embedded Finance

      “The next phase of insurance is going to see two directions: embedding insurance into real-world services that can be delivered or accessed digitally, and incorporating real world services as features or benefits into insurance products. Integrated digital providers have shown the path by redefining industry boundaries and bringing together value propositions in a powerful way.”

      —Jonathan Larsen, Chief Innovation Officer, Ping An

      “Scarlett's and Sophie's combined backgrounds give them a unique perspective into the future of this space. Their strategic thinking, operational excellence and deep understanding of key players and technologies afford them background knowledge that few people have mastered. If you want to master it, too, read their book.”

      —Jelena McWilliams, Chairman, FDIC

      “Embedding is not an incremental step forward, it's actually transformative. Eventually it's going to sound goofy to say you're a fintech company when such a large percentage of all technology companies and brands are leveraging embedded financial services. Getting to know about embedded finance is a must for tech and brand executives, and this book is a good place to start.”

      —Matt Harris, Partner, Bain Capital Ventures

       SCARLETT SIEBER SOPHIE GUIBAUD

EMBEDDED FINANCE

       WHEN PAYMENTS BECOME AN EXPERIENCE

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