Founder Perspective: What Should Your Cash Be Doing?

​Join us for breakfast in London and an informal conversation around a question many professionals eventually face: what should your cash be doing once your ISA is taken care of?

​The morning will explore how people think about spare cash, why so much money often remains idle, and whether savings can provide value beyond simply earning interest. We will also look at some of the behavioural psychology behind saving, including why people value certainty, why they may hesitate to invest, and what actually motivates people to change how they manage their money.

​Hosted by Mike Saraswat, Founder and CEO of Stoa, a growing London fintech that recently raised $2.4m and works closely with banks and merchants to rethink how people use their savings. Through Stoa’s 12 month Pots, customers set aside cash and receive lifestyle benefits upfront, giving their money more immediate value without having to invest or spend it.

​Who is this for? Professionals across finance, consulting, wealth management, fintech, tech and related industries who are building savings, thinking more carefully about their money, or simply interested in how financial behaviour is changing.

The morning will include breakfast, conversation and time to network with other professionals before the working day begins.

​Attendance is complimentary and breakfast is provided by Stoa. Spaces are limited to keep the morning small and conversational.