The Guardians of our Money In this week’s show, NetGuardians, a Swiss based AI fraud prevention start-up discusses how machine learning has radically changed the way we manage fraud within organizations like banks. We speak to COO and co-founder RAFFAEL MAIO and CTO JÉRÔME KEHRLI about how NetGuardians was established and when they pivoted to becoming an…

My Voice is my Password (Aired 9/20) Brett hosts Brian Roemmele, sharing an update on Alexa’s new range of voice activated appliances, and Dmitry Malyanov, Co-Founder of AdHive. Then, we’re joined by Daniel Abrahams, CEO of CurrencyTransfer.com

One More Thing (Aired 9/13) Brett hosts John Nosta, Faisal Khan and David Gerbino, covering the Apple’s big September event, talking the new iPhone XS and Apple Watch Series 4’s new heart-tracking features. Then, Greg Palmer of Finovate introduces us to two startups, Bucket and Crypterium, demoing at Finovate Fall 2018 in NYC Sept 24-26.

The UK Challengers (Aired 9/6) Jim Marous and Brett King host two of the biggest names in challenger banking today, Tom Blomfield, Founder and CEO of Monzo and Anne Boden, Founder and CEO of Starling Bank. We’ll get an update on their progress and the different approaches they’re taking to growth.

Fintech and the Fourth Age (Aired 8/30) Brett King hosts “Uber Influencer” Spiros Margaris, discussing which economies and regions are leading adaption to fintech and AI. Then, we’re joined by bestselling author Byron Reese – CEO of GigaOm, talking his new book, ‘The Fourth Age: Smart Robots, Conscious Computers and the Future of Humanity.’

Crypto Hijinks (Aired 8/23) In this week’s show, Brett King is back to host with American Banker’s Penny Crosman. Brett and Penny interview Michael Terpin who is suing AT&T for $224 million after hackers compromised his mobile phone and gained access to his crypto wallet. In the second half of the show, Brett interviews Luke Lombe…

Fintech: Banking’s Anti-Aging Cream (Aired 8/16) Startups and incumbent institutions alike focus their digital efforts on Millennials. This generation is digitally native, but does that make everyone else a digital deadbeat? Far from it! Fintech is opening a host of opportunities for financial institutions to meet the unique needs of an aging population. Jason Henrichs…

PODCAST #250 Regulatory Aftershocks (Aired 8/9) By popular demand, we continue last week’s robust debate over the seismic regulatory shifts potentially created by a national fintech charter. This week, the aftershocks roll in as hosts JP Nicols and Jason Henrichs hear diverse perspectives from Dave Birch from the U.K. and from U.S. attorney Dara Tarkowski….

Seismic Regulatory Shifts (Aired 8/2) The debate (and lawsuits) over a national fintech charter and regulatory sandboxes has been raging for years. This week the OCC announced a path for non-banks to receive charters, a plan that was endorsed by Treasury. Ron Shevlin, Jim Marous, Jackson Mueller from Milken Institute and host Jason Henrichs break…

The Fintech Challenge (Aired 7/26) Brett and Jason talk with guests around the globe about trends in fintech and how these advances will spread region to region. Jason is joined by Amit Goel, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at Medici about their June Fintech Funding report. It is up a whopping 116% percent over May…

The Tilted Field (Aired 7/19) Host Jason Henrichs and regular contributors Ron Shevlin and Jim Marous break down data on the digital arms race. The top 3 banks posted record deposit growth while a recent Celent reports says small banks are winning in branches. Who’s winning, what’s changing and where will the competition go? In…

In this episode, we explore the massive RegTech changes taking place. While banks have their challenges, the changes regulators will need to go through over the next decade or so are possibly even more acute, more fundamental. Hosts Brett King and JP Nicols are joined by RegTech specialists JoAnn Barefoot and Henri Arslanian as we…