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Actionable insights for global currency management

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Converge is your biweekly source for expert insights into global foreign exchange markets. Each episode breaks down what’s driving currency movements, why it matters, and how your business can respond with confidence.

Hear from Convera specialists and industry voices on central bank policy, geopolitical risk, liquidity shifts, and emerging market dynamics. You’ll also find the occasional deep dive into cross-border payments, providing broader context on how money moves globally.

Episodes

  • January 7, 2026 00:33:36 Host: Alex Lawrence Guests: Colin Watton, Nalin Perera

    To kick off 2026, host Alex Lawrence discusses the challenges ahead in navigating cross border payments and global business growth with UK-based small business leaders Colin Watten and Nalin Perera of LSP Group and Sunrise Products, Ltd.

  • December 17, 2025 00:12:37 Host: Steven Dooley Guest: Shier Lee Lim

    In this episode of the Converge, Stephen Dooley and Shier Lee Lim discuss the current state of currency markets, focusing on the US dollar’s recent performance and its implications for global finance.

  • December 3, 2025 00:19:22 Host: Steven Dooley Guest: Kevin Ford

    This conversation, hosted by Steven Dooley and featuring Kevin Ford as the speaker, explores how monetary policy is evolving, with growing attention on fiscal dominance and its impact on interest rates and foreign exchange markets.

  • November 19, 2025 00:34:39 Host: Alex Lawrence Guests: Sara Madden, Tedd Huff

    This week, host Alex Lawrence sat down with Sarah Madden, CISO at Convera, and fintech advisor and Voalyre founder, Tedd Huff, to discuss the implications of AI in the financial sector, particularly in the context of cybersecurity and fraud prevention.

  • November 12, 2025 00:14:13 Host: George Vessey Guest: Antonio Ruggiero

    George Vessey and Antonio Ruggiero discuss the evolving nature of geopolitical risk, emphasizing its expansion beyond traditional armed conflict to include populism, protectionism, and anti-globalization narratives.