Archives: Podcasts

  • Market Update: Political risk in Europe and disinflation in the US

    The aftershock of President Emmanuel Macron calling for a snap election continues to work its way through markets. FX options are pricing in higher volatility and a stronger bias against the common currency as the French yield premium rose by the most on record last week. In the United States, the narrative of the disinflation…

  • Tokenization in financial services – is it the next big thing?

    Join Ryan Rugg, Head of Digital Assets for Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions, as we discuss tokenization and its likely impacts on the financial sector.

  • CBDCs vs. stablecoins: The future of digital money

    Alisa DiCaprio is the Chief Economist for R3, one of the biggest technology and service providers in the blockchain space, focused on enterprise blockchain software. R3 traces its origins to a consortium of banks, and the company’s focus on secure and confidential blockchain-based transactions has made them an ideal partner for many financial services organizations.

  • Market Update: Key risks to watch in a year of geopolitical events

    Join Convera’s Market Insights team for special candid discussion on the policy and geopolitical events shaping the global markets, including the European elections, ECB rate decision, US-China tensions, and the impact of political uncertainty on monetary policy. We cover the implications of the impending US and UK elections in 2024, non-farm payrolls report, and potential…

  • Open banking, open for business: The fintech boom in Latin America

    In this week’s episode, we explore the growth of open banking in Latin America, featuring insights from Germana Cruz, CEO and Head of Financial Institutions for Standard Chartered Bank Latin America, and Fady Abdel-Nour, Venture Capitalist and LatAM fintech investor with Antler Elevate.

  • Fintech2025+ | Trends, technology and transformation in global payments

    We project a significant surge in cross-border payment flows, expected to reach an eye-popping $290 trillion by 2030, driven by the rise of international e-commerce, greater workforce mobility, and advancements in digital payment technologies.