a16z’s fintech leads say ‘Silicon Valley is becoming unbundled’

Last month, Andreessen Horowitz — one of venture capital’s largest and most prominent players — announced that its “headquarters will be in the cloud” going forward.
Founded in 2009 in Menlo Park, California, the firm — also known as a16z — has for years been a symbol of Silicon Valley investing. 
Its new philosophy in this post-COVID era of remote work is that there is no longer a need for a centralized HQ. This philosophy extends to its fintech team.
I sat down (virtually, that is) with General Partners Angela Strange and Anish Acharya to learn more about why the pair

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