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Brex founder and co-CEO Henrique DuBugras co-hosts Fintech Beat to discuss regulatory diversity

Fintech Beat, Ep. 71

Brex is the first credit card specifically designed for startups, and it was created by Henrique DuBugras and his business partner, Pedro Franceschi, in 2017.
Brex is the first credit card specifically designed for startups, and it was created by Henrique DuBugras and his business partner, Pedro Franceschi, in 2017. (Brex)
By Chris Brummer and Evan Campbell
Posted November 2, 2020 at 9:27am

Henrique DuBugras, the founder and co-CEO of Brex, the multibillion-dollar payments company, jumps on the show as Fintech Beat’s first co-host and interviews Chris about fintech — and his research on Black financial regulators.

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