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Mitchell Elegbe, founder of Interswitch, on how he started Interswitch. He presented a business plan to all Bank CEOs in Ikoyi. Tayo Aderinokun, the co-founder of GT Bank and few others tore his business case to pieces. So he went back and partnered with Accenture He started with capital...

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