Abhinav specializes in building 0–1 products in FinTech using cloud computing, data engineering, and AI/ML, which touch the lives of over a billion people directly or indirectlyAbhinav is a serial Intrapreneur. He has a Master's in Product Management and is an engineer by qualification. He loves to challenge the status quo and push the industry to the next level of innovation. He has over 18+ years of experience in the FinTech industry and has managed and planned products and services for Fortune 500 companies and startups. He speaks at many professional events and has won many awards for his work in the FinTech field.He has set up and led teams that have designed, engineered, and shipped products, some of which were the first of their kind. These products are used by customers around the world, mostly US and EMEA in the financial services industries, such as asset and wealth management, trading and brokerage, and FinTech consulting companies. In many different areas, he has led teams that have made and delivered ground-breaking products. He loves almost everything that has to do with experiences, learning and building something that last.He has worked in leadership positions at State Street, Broadridge, JP Morgan, and Credit Agricole CIB in London. National Stock Exchange of India.His passion for fintech dates back well before he graduated as an engineer and began working for the national stock exchange, where he served as the lead BA for developing the NCDEX algorithm and the first algorithm for gold and power trading in India as part of the NEAT (core trading platform at the NSE) team. Another project that he did at Credit Agricole CIB in London was building an FX trading platform, working with traders at the LSE, and other market maker banks in London. Abhinav also worked as a product manager at Broadridge on building the corporate action processing system Gloss , building a middle office solution at Bloomberg Tradebook under the Ray T. organization, and leading a M&A at Broadridge product rationalization—M&O and Broadridge. As a child, he grew up in a traditional Indian family where dinner conversations were always about stocks, business, money and cash, interest rates, and investments. This made a big impression on him and made him want to work in the financial services industry.