{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/5ab6fe42bb6ddf45527e077e/5b9ab37338d4665e4be75640?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Liquidity Marketplace with Thomas Schickler (CEO) | E37","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/5ab6fe42bb6ddf45527e077e/1536865173001-c1f433dccb616cac261fde65e6f417d7.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>During this 37th episode of the Fintech Impact podcast, Jason Pereira, award-winning financial planner, university lecturer, writer, and host interviews Thomas Schickler, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer for Liquidity Marketplace. Liquidity Marketplace is a platform that will allow and enable Fortune 1000 businesses to lend to other Fortune 1000 businesses for their liquidity needs—at a lower rate and a more efficient experience.</p><p><br></p><p>Time Stamped Show Notes:</p><p>● 00:58 – Clients of Liquidity Marketplace include Fortune 1000 companies, banks,</p><p>and non-bank financial businesses.</p><p>● 01:17 – Thomas Schickler spend nearly 30 years in transaction banking at HSBC,</p><p>JP Morgan, and CITI Bank.</p><p>● 03:29 – Liquidity Marketplace is launching, first in the United States, the ability for</p><p>its clients to borrow and lend from each other.</p><p>● 05:31 – Businesses typically face all-in costs of 15-45 extra base points.</p><p>● 07:01 – The fourth quarter in 2018 will involve trades with pilot clients.</p><p>● 07:22 – They have experienced some struggle in getting corporate treasurers to try</p><p>the service.</p><p>● 10:20 – Liquidity Marketplace is launching in the United States in the fourth quarter</p><p>of 2018.</p><p>● 12:15 – They will launch in Europe, the UK, and Asia, and will add asset classes.</p><p>● 15:35 – Liquidity Marketplace is currently a team of seven people.</p><p>● 18:00 – In the last two years that they have been in business, the main obstacle</p><p>has been not being able to move as fast as they would like—with</p><p>fundraising requiring a lot of time.</p><p>● 22:23 – Thomas Schickler is most excited about proving a meaningful proposition</p><p>for constituents.</p><p><br></p><p>3 Key Points:</p><p>1. Liquidity marketplace enables its clients to borrow and lend from each other.</p><p>2. Liquidity Marketplace makes money by charging the issuers for a corporate-to-</p><p>corporate transaction in 10 base points range.</p><p>3. The community of clients at Liquidity Marketplace includes courageous early adopters</p><p>and very large companies that are interested but are waiting to see how it works out</p><p>for others first.</p><p><br></p><p>Tweetable Quotes:</p><p>- “We’ve (Liquidity Marketplace) set out to transform liquidity markets for institutional</p><p>clients. By institutional clients I’m referring to Fortune 1000 companies, banks, and</p><p>non-bank financial companies.” – Thomas Schickler.</p><p>- “The institutional liquidity space, from a fintech perspective, is like a sleepy</p><p>backwater.” – Thomas Schickler.</p><p>- “It’s the regulatory and legal due-diligence we have to do which will be our primary</p><p>costs as we look to expand.” – Thomas Schickler.</p><p><br></p><p>Resources Mentioned:</p><p>● LinkedIn – Jason Pereira’s LinkedIn</p><p>● Facebook – Jason Pereira’s Facebook</p><p>● Woodgate Financial – Website for Woodgate Financial</p><p>● Thomas Schickler – LinkedIn for Thomas Schickler</p><p>● Liquidity Marketplace – Website for Liquidity Marketplace</p>","author_name":"Jason Pereira"}