Ife Osakuade
Global Policy Podcast
Global Policy Podcast brings together the world's leading executives, central bankers, policymakers, and infrastructure leaders to unpack the forces fragmenting global finance: Tokenization, Agentic AI, stablecoins, payments, banking, regulation and the governance frameworks struggling to keep pace.
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Private Markets, Tokenisation, and Who Gets Left Behind 06.07.2026 28:45
Today, I'm joined by one of the sharpest emerging voices in capital markets policy, — Phoebe Chan is a Capital Markets Policy researcher at the CFA Institute's Research and Policy Center, one of the most influential bodies shaping investment standards and market governance globally. At the Research and Policy Center, Phoebe works at the frontier of the questions that matter most for the future of...
Agentic AI : Lessons From the Financial Crisis 30.06.2026 49:20
For decades, every payment, trade, and transfer ultimately passed a human checkpoint someone who could pause, question, or pull the brake. Autonomous AI agents remove that checkpoint. They can initiate, approve and settle transactions in milliseconds, at a scale and speed no risk team can manually supervise. Joshua Rosenberg spent 22 years at the New York Fed, leading its second line of defence as...
Stablecoins & the Future of Money 03.06.2026 51:55
The financial services industry has lived through multiple waves of transformation — internet banking, mobile, cloud, and now tokenization and agentic AI. Each time, the promise was revolution. Each time, most banks barely moved. But something feels different now. Stablecoins are no longer a crypto story. They are fast becoming the settlement infrastructure that the global financial system cannot...
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