| Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I'm Dan DeFrancesco, and here's what's on the agenda today: - We broke down who's really driving the SPAC boom and what the end game looks like.
- As Goldman Sachs' Marcus goes through a leadership shakeup, meet the 15 people left leading the retail bank.
- A startup that helps small businesses connect to fintechs and banks nabs backing from PayPal and Amex.
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The SPAC world is booming right now, with high-profile sponsors launching their own blank-check companies seemingly every day. But what's fueling the fire? And how will it end? Hear from 12 industry insiders about how SPAC mania will end. Click here to read the entire story.
Goldman Sachs' Marcus is in a state of flux with the departure of Omer Ismail, the firm's head of consumer business. Meet the other top leaders still at the upstart retail bank looking to make Goldman Sachs a household name on Main Street. Read more here.
Startup Codat, which helps connect small businesses to the tools and apps they use, just nabbed backing from payments giants PayPal and Amex. See more here.
All the details you need to know about Compass' upcoming IPO. Get the full rundown here.
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