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Fintech Chatter: Conversations with Fintech CEOs and Founders

Building the Internet of Debt - Stuart McGregor, OSQO

September 03, 2025 • Dexter Cousins | Fintech Headhunter and Founder • Episode 349

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Another instalment of our series on Housing Affordability! In this episode, Dexter speaks with OSQO CEO Stuart McGregor on how they're using Blockchain technology to solve housing affordability and the last frontier of finance yet to be adapted for the internet - Debt!

Starting with deposit gap loans - Stuart shares his bold and ambitious vision https://depositgaploans.com/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Housing Affordability Challenges
01:21 Osco's Innovative Approach to Home Ownership
02:51 The Role of Technology in Fintech Solutions
08:19 Navigating Regulatory Challenges in Fintech
11:53 The Evolution of Osco's Business Model
15:02 Future Opportunities and Market Adaptation
21:11 Connecting Capital Supply and Demand for Home Ownership