Starting Over After a Unicorn Exit. Meet Clove’s Christian Owens
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Christian Owens dropped out of school at 16, built Paddle into a unicorn, walked away and is now starting again from zero.
In this episode, Harriet sits down with Christian, founder and CEO of Clove, founder and former CEO of Paddle – and also her other half – for one of the most open conversations we’ve had on Basis Points yet.
Christian talks about discovering entrepreneurship at 12, teaching himself to code on YouTube, making a £100k bet as a teenager to convince his parents to let him leave school and spending 11 years building Paddle into a $1.4bn business.
He explains why he stepped down as CEO, and why he’s now building a new financial institution at Clove.
The conversation pulls no punches – education, ambition, risk, money, UK culture, AI and what it means to start again.
In this episode:
Why Christian dropped out of school at 16
Building Paddle from nothing to unicorn
Knowing when to leave your own company
What Clove is actually building and the future of financial advice
The UK’s problem with ambition
How education fails high-agency kids
Why freedom – not money – is the real goal
A direct, unfiltered look into how a repeat founder thinks.
Check out Clove:
https://www.clove.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/clovefi
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianowens/
More on Basis:
https://www.buildbasis.com/
https://www.youtube.com/@BasisCapital
https://www.linkedin.com/company/basiscapitalltd/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/harrietsgreen