Vandana Sharma

March 12, 2024

InfoBeans' Vandana Sharma interviews Alan Snyder, CEO of aShareX, Inc.

Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and the Infobeans website

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In this episode, we sit down with Alan Snyder, Managing General Partner at Shinnecock Partners and the founder and CEO of aShareX, an alternative investment auction platform.

From pioneering the Discover Card to founding an investment boutique, Alan shares invaluable insights into fractionalization in finance and introduces aShareX, an innovative auction exchange platform. We explore the revolutionary concept of fractional bidding for high-end assets and learn more about Alan’s investor-centric approach.

Join us as we discover the challenges and solutions in fractionalizing high-value assets, along with the importance of compounding returns in investment.

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