Breaking Banks

Hosted ByBrett King, Jason Henrichs, & JP Nicols

The #1 global fintech radio show and podcast. Every week we explore the personalities, startups, innovators, and industry players driving disruption in financial services; from Incumbents to unicorns, and from the latest cutting edge technology to the people who are using it to help to create a more innovative, inclusive and healthy financial future.


All Episodes

Neither Phish Nor Fowl…

Mobile phones are the most popular way that we access the internet and web services that we rely on every day. In a world where greater mobility and transparency...

Free Or Fee

With interest rates remaining low and traditional fee income such as debit card and overdraft fees impacted by recent government regulations, banks and credit unions are increasingly looking for...

Finovating Into The Future…

Banks have long cultivated the image of stability with marble counters and mahogany desks, indicating a sense of permanence. But in order to do something new, you have to...

When It Comes To Data, Size Really Does Matter

As Steve Jobs famously said “Some people say give customers what they want, but that’s not my approach. My job is to figure out what they are going to...

Can Banks Afford To Keep Their Customers

Typically, banks make their money off the top 20% of customers and lose money on the bottom 20%. Identifying customers that will help maximize their profits has become the...

The Underbanked Don’t Need Banks Anymore!

Do the underbanked really need bank accounts anymore? With the introduction of mobile financial options, more and more people are opting out of traditional bank accounts and turning to...

Money CAN Buy Happiness!!!!

It is an old cliche that is proving to be untrue. But the trick to money buying happiness may not lie in how much money we have, but in...

Build The Necessary And Useful … And Remember Trust Is The New Black

We are now in a time when interface is a more common experience than face to face. It is faster, easier, and simpler… or at least it should be....

Designing GoodBank™

After the banking crisis of 2008 and the lingering effects on the economy, people have felt a mistrust in their banks and communities. Many have put even more trust...

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