Mike Cagney

Founder Cabezon

Co-Founder SoFi, Figure, Provenance and Figure Markets

Mike brings decades of experience in the financial industry to Figure. Prior to founding Figure and serving as its first CEO, he was CEO, chairman and co-founder of SoFi, a leading marketplace fintech. He was also co-founder and managing member of Cabezon Investment Group, a global macro hedge fund, in addition to serving as a non-executive chairman of ReFlow. Before Cabezon, Mike founded, was CEO and then vice chairman and chief architect of Finaplex, a leader in wealth management software that was sold to Broadridge (NYSE: BR). Prior to Finaplex, Mike was Senior Vice President and head trader for the proprietary trading and financial products group at Wells Fargo Bank.

Figure Markets

This is true - massive TAM to go after, plus big greenfield markets. https://t.co/QZcWXhP8K4

Mike Cagney

Feb 27

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You can earn 6.8% lending out your @Figure stock on OPEN right now. If you hold stock at a broker, move it over. Link below talks through how. We'll insitute and ACAT pull from your broker soon, too. https://t.co/RvUy33FvgZ

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Feb 27

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Exceptional quarter for @Figure. And $1.2B in cash and equivalents, a $200M buyback program approved and expanding Figure Connect into auto! https://t.co/P1JRsEM9sK

Mike Cagney

Feb 26

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RT @MBTannenbaum: $FIGR Q4'25 results are out: 1. Triple-digit YoY growth across core metrics 2. First quarter where our capital-light ma…

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Feb 26

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YLDS just broke $600M - first time I've seen that. Onward and upward for @Figure and a blockchain-native stable that can pay interest and provide future-proof fiat rails! https://t.co/vBVqLAJbRQ

Mike Cagney

Feb 24

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If you want to potentially get paid for holding your @Figure shares versus letting your broker lend the shares out and keep the interest paid by short sellers, you have three options… 1.) If you are a Moomoo customer, ask them to swap your shares and then lend them out for you.

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Feb 24

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