Co-founder and CEO of CB Insights Anand Sanwal talks about how markets and competitors change “gradually, then suddenly” and discusses what financial services incumbents can do to keep up.
Founder and CEO of Ellevest, Sallie Krawcheck, speaks on how Ellevest – the wealth management platform targeting women – came to be and how it has moved beyond just the digital platform to include certified financial planners and executive coaches.
At Marcus, Goldman Sach’s internal fintech “startup” that offers no-fee personal loans and online savings accounts, uncovering what customers don’t like is just as important as finding what they do.
Cathy Bessant explains how Bank of America remains aggressively innovative in a consumer-centric landscape.
As SoFi launches its new bank account-like offering, can “emotional benefits” help it compete in a crowded landscape?
Vlad Tenev talks about legacy brokerages, cryptocurrency trading, and new products, as the commission-free trading platform focuses on building its customer base.
Sheila Bair on how a Fed-issued cryptocurrency could impact consumers and banks.
Brad Garlinghouse dives into cross-border payments solutions and how its product, XRP, can be leveraged by banks.
Joseph Lubin describes the next era of the internet, and how ConsenSys is using blockchain technology as the structural foundation for its ambitious vision.
Acting Director of CFPB, Mick Mulvaney, talks cryptocurrency and fintech regulation with Erik Schatzker of Bloomberg Television. Mulvaney isn’t planning any fintech-specific regulation, as CFPB relies on existing laws to protect consumers.
President and CEO of Wealthfront, Andy Rachleff, discusses how he sees Wealthfront’s robo-advisor software evolving in the next 6 years and how this fits into the company’s larger vision as an automated financial planning service.
While many credit and lending institutions build revenues off of late fees and other customer penalties, startup Affirm is looking to target underserved demographics with a lending product that actually serves its customers.
Adena Friedman spoke on equal access to information, educating to innovate, and emerging technologies like blockchain and machine intelligence.
Clover is focusing on its members with the most complex needs, providing more home care and genetic testing to prevent adverse medication reactions.
David Gurle, CEO of Symphony, spoke about the company’s potential to move beyond financial services into other highly regulated markets.
Souheil Badran, President of Alipay Americas, says Alipay will grow in North America by focusing on Chinese tourists.
AvidXchange Michael Praeger discussed the fintech company’s plans following its latest $300M mega-round.
Ram Subramaniam says technology is key to offering more personalized products.
Despite recent outrage surrounding the misuse of user data by Cambridge Analytica, Kenneth Lin emphasizes the importance of personal data, especially when it comes to personal finance.
The founder of the real estate investment platform says today’s market is jurassic and opaque, and sees transparency and access as a way to open up the asset class.
Joshua Reeves, CEO of Gusto, spoke about the company’s plans to reshape the entire payroll process and make the two-week paycheck cycle a thing of the past.
Kabbage co-founder and COO Kathryn Petralia on how the startup uses real-time data to compete with traditional banks.
David Velez, founder and CEO of Nubank, sat down at Future of Fintech to discuss why Brazilian banks don’t focus on consumer experience.
Tala is leveraging mobile data and analytics technologies to establish identities and lend to the world’s financially underserved population.
Chief Operating Officer Wayne Xu spoke about how the Chinese insurance company uses technology to add flexibility to its offerings.
Oscar Health CEO Mario Schlosser spoke on the company’s expansion goals and the types of coverage it could explore next.
Anthony Kuczinski believes the insurance ecosystem will continue to see disruption as digital technology advances and the number of connected devices grows. These industry shifts will require insurers to rethink distribution and make the most of new streams of data.