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Great podcast from the team at Breaking Banks – a show that explores the FinTech evolution and the disruption of banking. Click here for more such podcasts.
In the last 5 years, Fintech has grown from an group of outsiders to the heart of financial innovation. 2017 is the year that Fintech IS banking. Banks have adopted it – some quicker than others- and Fintech is about such a wide array of topics, it is almost impossible to differentiate it from financial services.
Today, Brett is hosting friends Jim Marous of the Financial Brand, Chris Skinner, of The Finanser, Dave Birch, author of Before Babylon, Beyond Bitcoin , and Theo Lau, recently named on of LinkedIn’s Top Voices on Fintech and Femtech. We will be going over how close our predictions were last year and what to expect next year!
Edited and prepared by Amy Murphy, Journalism student from DCU.
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