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Current’s Stuart Sopp on building a bank with customers’ best interests in mind

  • As a trader, Stuart Sopp thought he could do more to help the people not being served by the banking system.
  • His challenger bank Current targets people living paycheck to paycheck and teens.
Zachary Miller | June 22, 2020
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