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IBS Intelligence Global FinTech Interviews
Go one-on-one with the innovators, disruptors, leaders, and decision-makers driving change in FinTech and financial services. IBS Intelligence delivers exclusive global interviews that uncover strategies, challenges, and the ideas powering the next wave of financial technology.
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Ep 43: Craig Ramsey, Global Head of Real-Time Payments, ACI Worldwide. 14.04.2020 10:12
More than half a trillion real-time payments transactions will be processed over the next five years, according to a report from Florida-based payments group ACI Worldwide and Global Data. The report analyses global real-time, account-to-account payment volumes and forecasts across 30 global markets, projecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.4% from 2019 to 2024. India is poised to lea...
Ep 42: Martin McCann, CEO, Trade Ledger 09.04.2020 12:22
A team of UK FinTechs including Trade Ledger, a digital lending platform; Wiserfunding, a digital SME credit scoring platform; Nimbla, a trade credit insurance provider, and NorthRow, a remote client onboarding platform, have established a FinTech taskforce to provide a turn-key loan origination and underwriting platform that allows banks, alternative lenders and private debt lenders to virtually...
Ep 41: Radboud Vlaar, Managing Partner, Finch Capital 04.04.2020 10:37
Finch Capital is an Amsterdam-based venture capital firm focusing on Europe and Southeast Asia. In Europe the firm looks to invest in AI, FinTech and IoT. Managing Partner Radboud Vlaar talks about those FinTechs likely to prosper and those likely to stumble as a result of the economic fallout from the Coronavirus pandemic, and also what it may mean for VC exit strategies from FinTechs over the co...
Ep 40: Nicholas Hacking, Director, and Jean Philippe Bersier, Business Development Director, ERI 17.03.2020 15:25
ERI is a global, digital solutions provider specialising in the design, development, implementation and support of an integrated, real-time banking software package: the OLYMPIC Banking System. The company has offices in Geneva, London, Lugano, Luxembourg, Paris, Singapore and Zurich. ERI is the market leader in the provision of banking and asset/wealth management software in many countries, notab...
Ep 39: Ian Manocha, CEO, Gresham Technologies 12.03.2020 10:25
Gresham Technologies came to the London Stock Exchange 35 years ago, listing its shares in 1995. More than 90 organisations around the world use the company’s Clareti platform. Just ahead of the release of Gresham’s latest results (which showed a 30% rise in group revenue and a return to profitability) Robin Amlôt asked CEO Ian Manocha whether and how, unlike many FinTechs, being a quoted company...
Ep 38: Navin Surya, Founder of FinTech Convergence Council and Chairman Emeritus of PCI 09.03.2020 11:58
India is well-poised to become the Global FinTech Hub due to favourable support coming from the government as well as a increased adoption of FinTech products from the consumer side. Navin Surya is also the founder of India’s first digital wallet ItzCash that he sold off to US-based Ebix. He has been very instrumental in creating various forums for FinTechs to be able to put across their thoughts...
Ep 37: Iana Dimitrova, CEO, OpenPayd 05.03.2020 17:31
Making her second podcast appearance as part of the International Women’s Day series, Iana Dimitrova, CEO of OpenPayd, talks about leadership and her own career, as well as the importance of access to education in order to create a level playing field.
Ep 36: Alison Robb, Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Nationwide 04.03.2020 11:45
Over the past few years, Nationwide has managed to reach 50/50 gender balance on its executive committee, but the journey has taken time. In the third instalment of our International Women’s Day series, Alison Robb discusses the use of case studies and role models help promote diverse working models and why women should build a level of resilience.
Ep 35: Les Turner, vice-president of global proxy, Broadridge 03.03.2020 7:29
The Shareholder Rights Directive 2 (SRD2) is a European Union (EU) directive, which, among other things, sets out to strengthen the position of shareholders. It also aims to improve communication by share issuers. Does this matter if you are not in the EU or even the EEA? Yes! The directive explicitly outlines its applicability to non-EU/EEA intermediaries. SRD2 will be implemented as of Septembe...
Ep 34: Anne Boden, CEO and Founder of Starling Bank 02.03.2020 9:39
In the first instalment of IBS Intelligence’s International Women’s Day series, Sunniva Kolostyak sits down with Anne Boden of Starling Bank to discuss women in power, entrepreneurship and the continued development of one of the UK’s most prominent challenger banks.
Ep 33: Ajay Adiseshann, Founder and CEO of PayMate 01.03.2020 10:35
Over the last few years, the torchbearers of the innovations have been the new age FinTechs and this is somehow forcing bigger payments and financial services companies to play catch-up. Ajay Adisheshann, Founder of Indian B2B payments company PayMate talks to Priyanka Pani of IBS Intelligence on the strategies adopted by global card networks such as Mastercard and Visa to remain relevant in a ver...
Ep 32: Iqbal V. Gandham, Managing Director – Business (UK Region), eToro 24.02.2020 9:54
eToro is a global multi-asset investment platform with some 12 million users worldwide. It was one of the first platforms to offer 0% commission on stock trades. The eToro platform claims to be the only venue where investors may hold traditional assets such as stocks or commodities alongside ‘new’ assets such as Bitcoin. The firm has also pioneered social trading – allowing investors to follow ot...
Ep 31: Satyen Kothari, Founder of Cube Wealth 19.02.2020 13:20
Cube is a global wealth management services company that helps people, across 50 countries, invest in emerging markets including India and other developed markets. In this Podcast, Cube’s Founder Satyen Kothari talks about how technology can help the millennials and aspirational salaried class to be able to invest smartly to grow their personal wealth instead of depending on bank savings, fixed d...
Ep 30: James King, Co-Founder & Software Architect, Yobota 18.02.2020 6:47
Yobota is a London based FinTech. It has developed a cloud-based core operating platform for financial services. In 2018, Yobota enabled Chetwood Financial to launch its LiveLend and SmartSave Bank brands. Chetwood was the only bank fully authorised by the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) in 2018. Yobota co-founder James King spoke to Robin Amlôt about the company’s platform and the adv...
Ep 29: Hardik Shah, Group Head of Product, Currencies Direct 17.02.2020 12:38
Digital identities benefits both companies and customers across onboarding and KYC processes, but are potential pitfalls, such as data safety, risks that are too substantial for financial services? Hardik Shah, Group Head of Product at Currencies Direct, discusses the concept, as well as what a universal solution could mean for the industry, with Sunniva Kolostyak.
Ep 28: Jason Harrell, Executive Director and Head of Business and Government Cybersecurity Partnerships, DTCC 11.02.2020 18:20
In this episode, Sunniva Kolostyak speaks to Jason Harrell from the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) about operational resilience and the risks associated, industry and regulatory responses such as public-private partnerships, and the idea of a third-party resilience framework.
Ep 27: Thomas Muth, Senior Sales Manager, five°degrees 10.02.2020 8:04
Founded in 2010, Netherlands-based five°degrees offers a next-generation, digital core banking software platform. The company’s Matrix product offers a fully automated banking services solution that supports any segment, product, or channel via a mid-office environment, connected either to legacy back-office, or to the Matrix back office. Robin Amlôt sat down with Thomas Muth of five°degrees to d...
Ep 26: Peter O’Halloran, VP, Global Digital Commerce, Fiserv 07.02.2020 11:29
How do financial technology companies adapt to accommodate for changing consumer behaviour and rising online commerce? In this episode, Peter O’Halloran from Fiserv discusses the rise of digital commerce with Sunniva Kolostyak, and how it forces merchants and regulation to change with it.
Ep 25: Erik Hon, Managing Director, iFAST Financial India 31.01.2020 10:34
iFAST Financial India is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore-based iFAST Corporation Ltd, which is in the race to bag a digital banking licence in Singapore. iFAST is competing with Alipay and 20 other big players for the licence. Hon, speaks with IBS Intelligence, on the rationale behind the company’s plan to go for a digital banking licence and his views on the future of banking. Hon is opti...
Ep 24: Rehan Yar Khan, Managing Partner, Orios Venture Partners 22.01.2020 15:15
Rehan Yar Khan, Partner and Founder of Indian VC fund Orios Venture Partners. The VC, which started with its investments in consumer-facing Internet start-ups such as ride-sharing Unicorn Ola Cabs, the focus is now to invest in the booming Indian FinTech ecosystem. The VC now plans to invest a third of its fund in FinTech start-ups in 2020. Rehan, however, doesn’t follow the herd. He talks to IBS...
Ep 23: Simon Kenny, Chief Executive Officer, Hoptroff 14.01.2020 9:34
Time is money! In December 2019 it was revealed by The Times newspaper that access to a back-up communications system had resulted in those paying for a Bank of England audio feed, via a third party, receiving details of the Bank’s news conferences up to eight seconds before those using the video feed. The UK central bank referred the matter to the Financial Conduct Authority and investigations ar...
Ep22: Rishi Gupta, CEO & MD, Fino Payments Bank 13.01.2020 12:00
Fino Payments Bank is a new kind of bank in India called Payments Bank, a license given out by the Indian banking regulator RBI in 2014 to eleven players. While the model was created to drive financial inclusion with the help of technology, these banks have been facing challenges as they are not allowed to lend. Mumbai-based Fino is one among the four such banks that have not only survived but a...
Ep.21: Jeremy Nicholds, CEO of Judopay 03.01.2020 8:48
Cashless is coming, so it is said. For some it is already here. Jeremy Nicholds, CEO of mobile payments provider Judopay told Robin Amlôt he is close to celebrating a year ‘cash free’. Nicholds, who has worked for both MasterCard and Visa in his career, has a passion for payment technology. Judopay, using smart native technology, provides payments solutions to clients such as KFC, Young’s, JustPa...
Ep.20: Alexander Fazel, Head of Communication, Swissborg 19.12.2019 8:38
Lausanne, Switzerland-based SwissBorg is a FinTech company on the Etherium blockchain. The company’s stated aim is to revolutionise asset management solutions with a community-centric approach. It carried out a successful ICO in 2017/18, raising $50 million from 24,000 individual contributors around the world. Alex Fazel, talked to Robin Amlôt about the outlook for developments in cryptocurrencie...
Ep.19: Duncan Parker, Charity & Philanthropy Director, Crowdfunder.co.uk 16.12.2019 8:33
Crowdfunder.co.uk was founded in 2014 and claims to be UK’s number one rewards-based crowdfunding platform. The funding portal has helped raise more than £100 million for charities, businesses, and community projects. Crowdfunder.co.uk also works with several corporates to distribute grants, including Santander and RBS NatWest. Duncan Parker of crowdfunder.co.uk talked to Robin Amlôt about the si...
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