Podcast appearances and mentions of alessandro hatami

As the financial world evolves, open banking and digital transformation are opening up new opportunities. This comes with several challenges for banks and fintechs. In today's episode, I sit down with Alessandro Hatami. He is a managing partner of Pacemakers, a consulting firm that offers a systematic approach that allows its clients to find the partner that is right for them. Today we discuss some of these seismic shifts in the fintech industry. Hatami has a unique background in financial services, spanning both upstart tech companies like PayPal and traditional institutions like Lloyds Bank. His background offers a compelling perspective on the future of financial services. "Financial services is the ideal digital product," Hatami asserts. "because there isn't a real tangible exchange," he says. Yet, despite this potential, many institutions are struggling to embrace digital transformation. I've been saying for years on this podcast that the ability for both larger and smaller institutions to partner – to partner well, at scale, quickly, and deeply – can be a differentiated, defensible model moving forward. Hatami explains, "They have gone through an evolution. But they haven't gone through a transformation." The challenge facing the industry today lies in balancing adaptation with true transformation. from legacy systems to cultural barriers. Through Pacemakers, Hatami aims to bridge this gap. He wants to improve partnerships between established financial institutions and agile fintech innovators. Here's my conversation with Pacemakers' Alessandro Hatami.

This week Liz Lumley, Michael Klimes and Alessandro Hatami, managing partner at advisory firm Pacemakers, discuss why banks still finance fossil fuels, the state of fintech unicorns around the world, days in the life of ‘boring CEOs', the Sam Bankman-Fried/FTX trial and why meetings rooms are so hard to find despite the trend of hybrid working. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abbiamo intervistato Alessandro Hatami per il numero di aprile 2023 di AziendaBanca: in questo episodio riportiamo alcuni passaggi audio sul fintech italiano, la banca del futuro, le ambizioni delle bigtech e la possibile stagione di M&A in arrivo per fintech e insurtech

In this episode of One Vision, Theo and Bradley chat with Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner of Pacemakers, and co-author of Reinventing Banking, on bank innovation and the past, present, and future of financial services. In a world where everything is connected and innovation is everywhere, it is time to rethink the role we play in society. The most promising transformational model for the bank of the future will be one that is based on trust and value. And to quote Alessandro: “The future is here and the future will be better than the past.” The question is, are you ready?

In this episode of One Vision, Theo and Bradley chat with Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner of Pacemakers, and co-author of Reinventing Banking, on bank innovation and the past, present, and future of financial services. In a world where everything is connected and innovation is everywhere, it is time to rethink the role we play in society. The most promising transformational model for the bank of the future will be one that is based on trust and value. And to quote Alessandro: “The future is here and the future will be better than the past.” The question is, are you ready? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The "News From The FinTech Front" is back and renovated with a monthly edition to tell you what are the biggest industry players thinking about the latest news in the financial services headlines. This month, Francesca Aliverti leads the conversation, inviting Alessandro Hatami, Lázaro Campos and Ghela Boskovich to the show. The "too big not to talk about" Wirecard scandal and its impact/opportunity for payment providers, some major developments within the "Buy now, Pay later" trend and a personal take on responsible civil financial behavior, financial education and awareness and even the concept of "social finance". This and more for your weekly episode of Breaking Banks Europe. More on the guests:Lázaro Camposhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lazarocampos/https://ftsgroup.eu/ Ghela Boskovichhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ghelaboskovich/https://fdata.global/ Alessandro Hatamihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/aehatami/https://amzn.to/2IO0yclhttps://www.pacemakers.io/

The bigger the corporate the tougher innovation seems to be. But is the pendulum swinging towards large organisations? Jessica Spungin, LBS Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship and Gary Dushnitsky, LBS Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, discuss some of the key advantages incumbents can benefit from with Alessandro Hatami, Partner at Pacemakers and former head of innovation at Lloyds. In this second part they discuss how innovation is no longer just the preserve of the nimble start-up. They also discuss different models of collaboration between start-ups and big business, and key aspects of the most effective innovation partnerships.

Large companies find innovation hard. Jessica Spungin, Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship and Gary Dushnitsky, Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, discuss some of the key challenges with Alessandro Hatami, Partner at Pacemakers and former head of innovation at Lloyds. In the first part of this two part exploration, they consider the barriers to innovation in large businesses and why they are traditionally hard-wired to make it difficult for a truly innovative culture take hold, let alone flourish. Together they share their wisdom and some practical solutions to this complex and fascinating conundrum.

Today's topic is corporate culture: what works, what doesn't, what needs to change and how. We're joined by three extremely qualified guests to dig into this hairy topic. Duena Blomstrom is the author of Emotional Banking, a book looking at culture in banking specifically. Sharon O'Dea is the former Head of Digital Communications at Standard Chartered and current communications strategy consultant. Alessandro Hatami is the former Group Digital Director at Lloyds Bank and currently advises Tier 1 banks on digital solutions.   This conversation was a bit experimental, in terms of both format and subject. Let us know what you think of the group discussion.   I'm not sure we reached a conclusion, per se, dealing with a topic as broad as culture, but I think we surfaced some interesting considerations. What did we miss? Let us know on Twitter @rebankpodcast or in the comments section of the episode page at www.bankingthefuture.com/culture.   Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Duena Blomstrom, Sharon O'Dea and Alessandro Hatami.

Alessandro Hatami is the former Group Innovation Director at Lloyds Banking Group and current Managing Partner at Forestreet.   Alessandro bring a grown-up view to fintech. Working closely with incumbents on fintech strategy, he has great insight into the way larger players are positioning themselves in a changing FS landscape. Today, we get into what big tech players are likely to do with regards to banking, and what that means for banks.   I assure you the conversation itself is much more interesting than this intro, which with references to banks and banking sounds pretty dull. Maybe big tech will do away with banking as we know it and get rid of the term all together. We'll see.   This topic is so ripe for debate. Will financial services survive the arrival of social media giants? Let us know on Twitter @rebankpodcast.   Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Alessandro Hatami.

In this episode Alessandro Hatami started with road building in Africa as an engineer, on to direction setting at Lloyds and now he is helping traditional business find and engage with the right digital services partners at The Pacemakers. 11:FS CEO, and ex-colleague of Alessandro, David Brear sat down to find out more about helping large organisations be innovative, how partnering in FinTech is replacing the disruptive narrative and the impacts of Brexit on all of the above. Enjoying FinTech Insider? Tell a friend about us and please leave us a review on iTunes. The post Ep239 – Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner at The Pacemakers appeared first on 11:FS.

In this episode Alessandro Hatami started with road building in Africa as an engineer, on to direction setting at Lloyds and now he is helping traditional business find and engage with the right digital services partners at The Pacemakers. 11:FS CEO, and ex-colleague of Alessandro, David Brear sat down to find out more about helping large organisations be innovative, how partnering in FinTech is replacing the disruptive narrative and the impacts of Brexit on all of the above. Enjoying FinTech Insider? Tell a friend about us and please leave us a review on iTunes. The post Ep239 – Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner at The Pacemakers appeared first on 11:FS.

In this episode Bill Gates wants a robot tax to compensate for job losses; Liverpool launches its own local currency; Atom Bank hires will.i.am as a banking consultant; and more. Guests Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner at The Pacemakers Andra Sonea, Fellow at the Anthemis Group News this week Business Insider – Will.i.am is reportedly doing a deal with app-only bank Atom that could see the singer invest – Link NYTimes – Silicon Valley tried to upend banks. Now it works with them. – Link FT – The trouble with ‘free’ banking for challenger lenders – Link Finextra – RBS to become fintech fund and high street outlet for challenger banks under HMT remedy – Link Standard Digital – Banks take on M-Pesa with own money transfer service – Link Bloomberg – Facebook Messenger now lets you send money with Transferwise – Link PSFK – Liverpool receives its own digital currency – Link Engadget – Bill Gates wants a robot tax to compensate for job losses – Link Forbes – Why Ant Financial’s $200M investment In Kakao could disrupt South Korean FinTech – Link Business Insider – Moneyfarm will likely see reasonable uptake of its products from Uber drivers – Link Like this podcast? Please tell a friend about us, and leave a review on iTunes. It helps people discover us. The post Ep218 – Robots Have Feelings, Too appeared first on 11:FS.

In this episode News, glorious news! We’ve switched up the format of the show in season 2. Every Monday, we’ll bring you FinTech Insider News, a show dedicated exclusively to the latest FinTech and financial services headlines. Wednesday features FinTech Insider Insights, where we’ll continue to bring on experts to discuss digital banking, new business models, APIs, and all the other areas that matter to our industry. And on Fridays, with FinTech Insider Interviews, we’ll continue to share the individual stories of people making the biggest impact in FinTech and financial services. Guests Frankie Woodhead, Director, Commercial & Channels at Barclays – @FTWoodhead Alessandro Hatami, Managing Partner at The Pacemakers – @ahatami News this week The Telegraph – Donald Trump plans new deal for Britain – Link Pascal Bouvier – The Passporting Gambit – Link Pyments – MiSys aims to kill P2P lending / alternative lending – Link Business Insider – Siemens partners with Scalable Capital – Link Reuters – Tencent, Hillhouse Capital take stakes in Aviva Hong Kong – Link Finextra – China’s Ant Financial goes global in bid for two billion users in 10 years – Link Ant Financial – MoneyGram Agrees to Merge with Ant Financial – Link The Register – Lloyds Bank outage: DDoS is prime suspect – Link Hacker group claims responsibility for Lloyds with ransom demands – Link Finextra – UK banks strike branch banking deal with Post Office – Link CNBC – Deutsche Bank’s CEO says technology will be key to banking in the next five years – Link We’d also like to welcome our new sponsors this year, LinkedIn and the Financial Times. We’re really excited about these new partnerships and taking FinTech Insider to the next level. If you enjoyed this podcast, please take the time to review us on iTunes. Want to learn more about the hosts? Visit us on 11fs.co.uk The post Ep206 – Trump’s New Deal for Britain, Ant Financial Goes Global appeared first on 11FS. The post Ep206 – Trump’s New Deal for Britain, Ant Financial Goes Global appeared first on 11:FS.