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RFI Global Banking Summit - 11:FS
First up, Aden spoke with Louise Beaumont, Co-Chair at Open Bank Working Group, to talk about all things open banking, before he dived into a chat with regular FinTech Insider guest Ghela Boskovich.
Later on he chats to Luis Rodriguez, VP Strands Lab and Ricky Knox, founder of Tandem.
Later on, Simon Taylor takes the reigns as he chats with Mike Kelly, the Founder of Curl, Jesse McWaters of the World Economic Forum, Charles Green, CEO of RFi Group, the host of the event, and Yarrick, CEO of NBank.
Guests:
Louise Beaumont – Co chair, Open Bank Working Group
Luis Rodriguez, VP Strands Labs
Ghela Boskovich
Ricky Knox – founder of Tandem
Mike Kelly – Founder of Curl
Jesse McWaters – Financial Innovation Lead, The World Economic Forum
Charles Green – Founder and Group CEO RFi
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Myles Dawson is UK Country Manager for Adyen, the international payment processor. In this podcast , he discusses the future of retail payments and the trend toward in-app solutions.
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Masha Cilliers is an Associate Consultant with Consult Hyperion. With more than two decades experience with Visa, Microsoft, DataCash, Global Collect and Cybersource. she is an international expert on card payments and cross-border e-commerce, the subject of this podcast.
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Vidit Agrawal holds the distinction of being Uber’s first employee in Asia. Currently the Head of Strategic Vehicle Partnerships APAC, he is in charge of spearheading the vehicle partnerships of Uber in the region, and is responsible for the growth of the business.
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Desert Island Discs, Dr Jonathan Miller
Sue Lawley’s castaway this week is Dr Jonathan Miller. Jonathan Miller has been an influential and prolific force in British intellectual life since the 1960s. A writer, theatre and opera director and explainer of science to the public, he’s had not one career, but several, and is seemingly capable of endlessly reinventing himself - as a scientist, a director, a television presenter, a writer, a film-maker and, more recently, a sculptor.
Whilst still a medical student he received an invitation which changed the course of his life and career - to take part in a sketch show called Beyond the Fringe, which was to go to the Edinburgh Festival. Jonathan was never to return to science full-time, as invitations to direct began to come in. He went on to become a leading theatre and opera director, celebrated for productions which included Tosca, set in Mussolini’s Italy, and a mobster Rigoletto. This career alone would be regarded by many as more than sufficient, but Jonathan Miller combined it with making films and presenting television programmes.
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Interview With Marc Andreessen: Masters in Business
Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Marc Andreessen, co-founder and general partner of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. He serves on the boards of the following Andreessen Horowitz portfolio companies: Anki, Honor, Lytro, Mori, OpenGov, Samsara and TinyCo. He is also on the boards of Facebook, Hewlett-Packard and MODE Media. This interview aired on Bloomberg Radio.
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Newlywed and Paralyzed - Death, Sex & Money
Three weeks after Rachel Swidenbank and Hiroki Takeuchi got married, an accident changed everything.
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