Feb 18 β€’ 16:45 UTC πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ͺ Estonia Postimees

Becoming a unicorn for Lightyear is rather an inevitability

Former key employees of Wise, Mihkel Aamer and Martin Sokk, founded the international investment platform Lightyear out of practical necessity.

Mihkel Aamer and Martin Sokk, both previously key employees at Wise, have established the international investment platform Lightyear. This venture stems from their practical need to address gaps they identified in the investment landscape. The launch of Lightyear highlights the growing trend of fintech innovations emerging from Estonia, a country known for its vibrant startup ecosystem.

Their experiences at Wise have equipped Aamer and Sokk with the insights needed to navigate the complexities of investment technology. Lightyear aims to fill specific market needs and provide a more accessible and efficient investment platform for users globally. Given the rapid growth and evolution in fintech, the potential for Lightyear to achieve unicorn status seems inevitable, especially with Estonia's supportive environment for tech startups.

Moreover, Lightyear's inception not only reflects the entrepreneurial spirit of its founders but also contributes to the broader narrative of how Estonia is becoming a significant player in the global fintech sector. As the platform develops, it will be interesting to see how it impacts users and the market, potentially setting new standards for investment platforms.

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