Apex CEO on Robinhood and Going Public Via SPAC

The video discusses Apex's role as a fintech platform, supporting over 200 clients and 15 million customers. It highlights the challenges of the current T+2 settlement cycle and the potential for real-time settlement, similar to cryptocurrency transactions. Apex's relationship with clients like Robin Hood and Stash is explored, emphasizing the importance of efficient back-end processes. The video also addresses market volatility, systemic risk, and the impact of raised margin requirements during the retail trading frenzy. Finally, Apex's decision to go public via a SPAC is discussed, highlighting the company's focus on growth and efficiency.

What is the primary focus of Apex as described in the text?

Explain the current settlement cycle for trades and its implications.

What challenges does the industry face in moving towards real-time settlement?

How does Apex support startups in their growth according to the text?

What was the significance of the conversations with Robinhood during the retail trading frenzy?

Discuss the systemic risks mentioned in relation to margin requirements.

Why is Apex considering going public, and what opportunities do they see?