This week saw Genesis filing for bankruptcy, more problems at Goldman Sachs, a profile of the fintech founder who fooled JPMorgan, FTX may restart and, of course, more layoffs.
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Peter Renton is the chairman and co-founder of Fintech Nexus, the world’s largest digital media company focused on fintech. Peter has been writing about fintech since 2010 and he is the author and creator of the Fintech One-on-One Podcast, the first and longest-running fintech interview series.
In this episode, we talk with Penny Lee, the CEO of the Financial Technology Association, about the most important fintech regulatory issues and how the industry is engaging with Washington.
The co-founder and head of Pix, Brazil's instant payment tool, talks about how the Central Bank was able to achieve a scale of around 130 million users in just two years.
We had big fintech news this week from Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Stripe, LendingClub, Silvergate Bank and more.
In this episode we talk with the head of the Financial Data Exchange, Don Cardinal, on the importance of common standard for sharing financial data
The first week of the year is in the books and already there has been big news in fintech.
In this episode, we talk with Kevin Greene, the Chairman and CEO of Tassat Group. His company has created a blockchain-based instant payment system for banks that allow their commercial customers be paid instantly 24/7/365.
In this episode we talk with Brian Kaas, the Managing Director & President of CMFG Ventures. We discuss the state of play with credit unions today, why they are more open to partnering with fintechs, how credit unions are evolving and more.
In this episode we talk with the COO and Co-Founder of SEON, Bence Jendruszak, as he discusses fraud prevention tools and the different types of fraud that fintech companies should be focused on today.
Sam Brankman-Fried continued to dominate the news this week as Congress has asked him to testify. Walmart's One is getting into BNPL, Plaid is laying off 20% of their staff, the Coinbase CEO says revenue is down by half and Circle is no longer going public via SPAC.