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Rosario
“I agree. I love Rosario, and I go every time I can. It also has an amazing scene of, not just food, but also entrepreneurship.”
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Pierpaolo Barbieri
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El secreto de sus ojos
“It is a strong contender, but I would think El secreto de sus ojos, The Secret in Their Eyes, is my favorite film about Argentina because of what it says about the very difficult period of modernization, and in particular, the horrors of the last military regime that marked us so much that it still defines our politics 50 years since.”
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01 / prediction
I think that lending eventually becomes 20 percent to 30 percent of your revenue share. That’s what we project five years from now, but there are other fintechs that rely more heavily on that because they don’t have a full ecosystem.
“I think that lending eventually becomes 20 percent to 30 percent of your revenue share. That’s what we project five years from now, but there are other fintechs that rely more heavily on that because they don’t have a full ecosystem.”
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- Pierpaolo Barbieri
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02 / prediction
I think the dollar is very particular because a lot of emerging markets — people want to save in US dollars.
“I think the dollar is very particular because a lot of emerging markets — people want to save in US dollars.”
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- Pierpaolo Barbieri
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- Conversations with Tyler
03 / prediction
In theory, yes, but you could potentially see a scenario where there’s a divergence in price. It’s not necessarily my base case, but I think what they’re trying to do — and this is less important for the US dollar because it’s freely convertible — is the ability to decide who you open with and how you open, and meanwhile push an alternative way to denominate international trade that is not dollar dependent.
“In theory, yes, but you could potentially see a scenario where there’s a divergence in price. It’s not necessarily my base case, but I think what they’re trying to do — and this is less important for the US dollar because it’s freely convertible — is the ability to decide who you open with and how you open, and meanwhile push an alternative way to denominate international trade that is not dollar dependent.”
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- Pierpaolo Barbieri
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- Conversations with Tyler