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Closing the knowledge gap, with Sarah King and Claire Dunn
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This week’s episode is the second in our co-founder mini series, recorded right here at Obu HQ as we count down to our game-changing investment platform going live. Today, Sarah and Claire take you behind the scenes to talk about three words you’ll see a lot in the investment world – subject to eligibility. They’re discussing what those words mean and the bigger picture they represent.
The Obu investment platform goes live in June, disrupting the investment sector for good. Pre-registration’s now open over at obuinvest.com, so head over, find out more – and see whether you’re eligible to start investing.
You can also register for our Obu Angel Collective – a space where women and allies curious about investing can come together, make connections, deepen their understanding and be inspired by what’s possible.
And of course, if you’d like more from The Obu Podcast, you’ll find every episode right here.
Episode Timings:
[00.00] What The Obu Podcast’s all about
[00.56] What’s happening today at Obu HQ
[02.29] Three words: Subject to eligibility
[03.53] Why we work in regulated environment
[05.16] Why we’ve got to ask questions
[06.19] Empowering women to take the next step
[08.34] How to get even more from Obu
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