‘Dave performs well in every macroeconomic environment’: Dave’s Jason Wilk on shifting up a gear in 2023

By redirecting its strategies Dave navigated its way through the challenging fourth quarter and pulled through the bear market in comparison to Q3 2022.
Jason Wilk, CEO of Dave talks about what were the strategy drivers to ride out the market downturn in 2022, and what's next up for the neobank in 2023.

Sara Khairi | March 16, 2023

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