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Is a business journalism is is rarely
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presented on screen. I can't think of
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many examples, at least modern examples.
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What always strikes me about industry, I
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think you're right to say that it it
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gets the zeitgeist. It picks up on these
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trends, but I think sometimes it it does
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this at a bit of a lag. I I I was really
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struck by the presentation of Tender as
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a fintech in this latest series, how it
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it feels like obviously it's kind of
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impossible because it's a fintech which
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is becomes this massive thing. It's
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already listed, but it's somehow
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American founders listed in the UK,
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which feels backwards a little bit when
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we look at what's what's happening with
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UK grown fintechs going and often
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considering listings in the US. But also
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just some of the narrative around it and
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there's this this idea that the
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government is so invested in it. Feels a
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bit 2021. It feels like it comes from
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this era like four or five years ago
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where there was this this infinite
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funding, a little bit less sort of
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direct scrutiny from investors on is
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this business model actually going to
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liberal VC money and quite an old
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pre-Trump, pre-Ukraine
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uh approach. So I feel like that felt
