E363: How Nigel Morris Built QED into a Fintech Powerhouse
What if the real edge in venture capital isn’t picking companies—but helping them survive long enough to matter? In this episode, I sit down with Nigel Morris, Managing Partner at QED Investors and Co-Founder of Capital One, to discuss how fintech innovation actually happens and why most investors misunderstand the…
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