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Adyen N.V.

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Sep 13, 2026

Steve D.HOST
4:09
Disso, 9%.
Steve D.HOST
4:10
Adyen, 8.5%.
Steve D.HOST
4:11
So it's given us a...
Steve D.HOST
4:13
Must have had a review of those earnings, Steve, and decided to give it all back.
Craig StevensHOST
5:13
What good is AI video slop without a realistic AI-generated voice track? Who doesn't love that? The information reported this week that Eleven Labs hired Ethan Tandowski.
Craig StevensHOST
5:23
He's the former CFO of Adyen, the Dutch fintech.
Craig StevensHOST
5:27
He was in a lead finance seat through Adyen's 2018 IPO and had been their CFO since 2023.
Craig StevensHOST
5:33
The information says Eleven Labs is aiming for a 2028 IPO, reiterating a March report that came from Bloomberg saying that Eleven Labs would be IPO ready within three years.
Craig StevensHOST
5:43
Now, there are plenty of companies that say they're IPO ready, but still find excuses to stay private.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:11
While this regulatory wave has not yet fully hit the payment sector, the market is already grappling with a rising volume of complaints about increasing regulatory scrutiny of algorithmic transparency in financial services and a broader trend toward stricter requirements for AI explainability within critical infrastructure.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:27
Who is directly affected? For investors holding positions in PayPal, Block, or Adyen, or eyeing Razorpay's future IPO, this implies a cost item not yet factored into margin models.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:39
Companies currently investing in such a transparency gateway will gain a structural advantage in terms of customer trust and will likely be less vulnerable to future regulatory demands.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:48
Conversely, those optimizing solely for accuracy and success rates risk a delayed hit to their reputation and a regulatory-driven capital expenditure spike 12 to 18 months down the line, precisely when the market expects margin growth acceleration rather than new compliance costs.
Ryan NaraineGUEST
42:59
They're securing that entire payments ecosystem.
Ryan NaraineGUEST
43:01
He actually just went to a new payments company, I think a big European payments company called Adyen.
Ryan NaraineGUEST
43:07
And he's coming to talk to us about like, there is a role for hardware-based security.
Ryan NaraineGUEST
43:11
When I was working at Intel, this was our like marketing phrase.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
11:04
Eleven Labs has also hired a chief financial officer to help the startup head for a public listing.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
11:09
On Tuesday, Eleven Labs announced that Ethan Tandowski had joined the executive team, having most recently served as the CFO of Adyen, a Dutch fintech firm that went public in 2018.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
11:18
Eleven Labs co-founder Mati Staniszewski said in a press release, "Ethan brings a strong track record of scaling financial operations in high growth environments and valuable experience as CFO of a public company." And that appears to be Eleven Labs ambition as well.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
11:31
The Information reports that they are beginning to explore a possible IPO.
Martin JensenGUEST
37:23
Okay.
James GurdHOST
37:23
Is that you've got, you've got a real range in your, in your integration marketplace, um, of, like, you know, proper legacy businesses like Adyen on payments, PayPal, and modern, um, technology that is, that has trended relatively recently and is adopted mainly by brands rather than like, you know, traditional retailers.
James GurdHOST
37:45
So things like EcomID, mFast, Hit.
James GurdHOST
37:49
What tech, what tech have you discovered recently, um, that's not the stuff you're building, but it's third party tech that has, uh, excited you?
Auren HoffmanHOST
0:33
Oh my gosh, we're getting old.
Auren HoffmanHOST
0:35
That's now one of the most successful early stage funds around with early bets in Shopify, Notion, Canva, Adyen, and more.
Auren HoffmanHOST
0:42
They've got over $4 billion under management.
Auren HoffmanHOST
0:44
Before that, he was Google's very first product manager.
Auren HoffmanHOST
1:06
You're like super early of like Shopify, Notion, Canva, all these like amazing companies.
Auren HoffmanHOST
1:12
They look obvious now, but was there like some sort of pattern there or they're all like an N of 1? Yeah.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
1:17
Out of the four companies, Shopify, Canva, and Adyen have some similarities in the sense that all four of them were platform companies.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
1:28
But the three out of the four, the three that I mentioned, started outside of Silicon Valley, actually even outside of US.
Prabhakar ReddyGUEST
16:47
There are several layers of the stack that function efficiently.
Prabhakar ReddyGUEST
16:50
For example, do I really need to build another Stripe? I think Stripe has done a fantastic job, right? And Adyen has done a fantastic job in Europe and Razorpay has done a fantastic job in India and so on and so forth.
Prabhakar ReddyGUEST
17:02
Those layers of the stack, I don't really need to build.
Prabhakar ReddyGUEST
17:04
But integrating all of that into a seamless API and offering that with 99.999% efficiency for all the payment companies and fintechs to get access to collections is an opportunity, right? Doing that, that's one.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
5:20
So for Felicis, that meant finding founders outside of Silicon Valley 20 years ago when people thought Silicon Valley is it.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
5:30
It's very difficult to find great talent or great companies, and yet a lot of our early big winners were in places like Ottawa, Shopify, which is $100 billion, $150 billion-plus company, Canva in Sydney, uh, Adyen in Amsterdam, Rovio in Finland.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
5:46
You know, these days we have N8N in Berlin.
Aydin SenkutGUEST
5:48
So we have companies in very unusual locations, and one of the things that I love, I almost feel as a VC- Who was born in Istanbul, Turkey, that I'm kind of like a Jamaican bobsled, you know, player in Olympics.
Pablo FouretGUEST
12:45
You know, like I don't want to, to...
Pablo FouretGUEST
12:47
You know, you know, like, um, you know, like, we've done many announcements and, and, uh, and, um, you know, like, um, and partner with a number of players, you know, um, uh, Brain3, Microsoft, IBM, Checkout, PayPal, Adyen, uh, um, i-i-- Worldpay, Getnet.
Pablo FouretGUEST
13:07
You know, like I, I can go across these, like both on the acceptance side, on the FI side, on the, on the, um, you know, digital side, uh, smaller companies, bigger companies.
Pablo FouretGUEST
13:20
Across the board, the level of interest on this is, is, uh, incredible and the level of participation is incredible.

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