#10 Jonas Gjørup Larsen – CFO at Bitpanda on Scaling Fintech, Strategic Partnerships & Financial Leadership in a Tokenized World

In episode 10 of Campus To Capital, we sit down with Jonas Gjørup Larsen, CFO at Bitpanda, to explore what it takes to build resilient financial structures in a rapidly evolving fintech landscape. As the company transitions from a crypto trading app to a full-stack investment infrastructure provider, Jonas offers a rare inside look into the financial strategy behind Bitpanda’s growth—and what the future of digital assets might hold.From embedded finance and real-world asset tokenization to navigating regulation and unlocking institutional demand, this episode dives deep into the mindset and mechanics of fintech leadership.Key Takeaways:Why the modern CFO in fintech needs to master both financial discipline and innovationHow Bitpanda balances agility with long-term resilience in the fast-moving digital asset spaceThe financial logic behind Bitpanda’s B2B growth engine—and partnerships with brands like N26 and FC BayernWhy MiCA is both a challenge and a competitive edge for regulated players in EuropeWhat makes a successful sports partnership from a CFO’s perspectiveWhy it is smart to hold one Do&Co stockHow Jonas views the convergence of retail and institutional demand in cryptoThe role Bitpanda wants to play in the tokenization of real-world assetsWhat students should focus on if they want to enter fintech today—and what qualities Jonas looks for when hiringWhich Bitpanda job Jonas like to try for a weekFrom strategy to culture, from market regulation to innovation, Jonas shares sharp insights and bold perspectives on the next chapter of finance.A huge thank you to Jonas for joining us and sharing his journey with our audience!🎁 Special Offer from Our Partner:Get a €10 welcome bonus with Timeless Investments! Sign up here: ⁠timeless-investments.de/financepodcast⁠About Timeless Investments: Europe’s leading platform for fractional investing in high-value assets like luxury watches, rare sneakers, and fine art—making alternative investments accessible to everyone.

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