Lessons From Ancient Rome: How Banks Can Learn to Love Start-Ups - Bain Capital Ventures
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The defense and legacy of the Roman Empire can impart some valuable lessons to today’s banking industry.
How Banks Can Learn to Love Startups in Fintech | Bain Capital Ventures Lessons From Ancient Rome: How Banks Can Learn to Love Startups 18 Apr 2023 Business Building Matt Harris At first, the barbarians seemed almost suspiciously friendly and cordial. They appeared just happy to be there, in the hallowed city of Rome. But then a Roman legislator poked one of them with his cane and all hell broke loose. As Plutarch writes: “After that, they fell upon the rest and slew them, made away with everyone else they met, sacked and plundered the houses of the city for many days together, and finally bur
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