Podcast appearances and mentions of andy busch

Following an unprecedented presidential campaign, Andy Busch, Associate Director of the Institute of American Civics at the Baker School, and Lindsay Chervinsky, a presidential historian and executive director of the George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon, join Governors Bredesen and Haslam to debrief the election. What have we learned and what can history tell us about what might be next?  

We have all been hearing the word recession thrown around a lot. So, we're asking, how bad will the economy get? To hopefully put our minds at ease and answer some of these burning questions, we are very grateful to welcome back Economic Futurist (and the great calmer-downer) Andy Busch to share his thoughts about where we're heading and what we can expect. If you've been worrying about what is coming in the world of finance and want some insight into what you can expect, you simply can't afford to miss this episode! For access to FULL SHOW NOTES, including video and links, visit https://www.speakerlauncher.com/category/podcasts/

Everyone seems to be talking about Cryptocurrency these days, but do we really know enough to sink our hard-earned, old-fashioned regular money into it? Nikki is champing at the Bitcoin to learn more! She and Mr. Malone try to decrypt Crypto with the help of economist and 'futurist' Andy Busch.New episodes come out every Thursday.Call Me Curious is available now on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify or wherever you listen. You can listen ad-free by subscribing to Wondery Plus in Apple Podcasts or the Wondery app.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andy Busch joined us to discuss macroeconomic issues that can impact our gains. We also talked about cryptocurrencies and their wide spread adoption, meme stocks and what they say about markets and risk...plus, looking forward to some great financial opportunities that could pay big dividends in the future.    Andrew Busch Former Chief Markets Intelligence Officer at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission & Economist at AndrewBusch.com Chicago, IL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Engage with Andy Busch brings on USMI President Lindsey Johnson.  We talk about the current state of housing, how the mortgage market is structured and how the private sector provides a backstop.  For Fannie and Freddie, we cover what happened to them in 2008, what conservatorship looks like, and what are the potential changes coming for FNMA and Freddie Mac.

Engage with Andy Busch brings on Investment Adviser Association CEO and President Karen Barr.  We talk about why should care about who is managing their money.  How the SEC Fiduciary Standard raises the stakes for the special relationship between those that manage money for those that are providing the funds to invest.  Why clients can't "Like" their advisers on Facebook without getting fined.        

Engage with Andy Busch brings on Financial Services Institute CEO Dale Brown to discuss the current state of the financial advisory industry.  We cover why the industry is growing so fast, what are the major challenges and what to expect in the future.  

This week on Engage with Andy Busch, we review the USDA's 2019 outlook for the farm economy and incomes.  We cover the impact of China's demand on US agriculture products, US-China trade negotiations and the USMCA.  Interesting point:  off-farm income equally important as on-farm income to sustain US farmers. 

This week on Engage with Andy Busch, we bring on AAF President and former CBO Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin.  We cover the big topics dominating the markets:  China trade negotiations, the looming Mueller Report and Congressional oversight by Democrats.  Therapy dogs necessary!

This week on Engage with Andy Busch, we dive into the unusual world of municipal bonds and why they provide high returns.  Federal and state tax benefits can provide a 50% pop to additional income for investors.  GO and revenue bonds broken down and discussed.  Chicago, Puerto Rico and Orange County reviewed. 

This week on Engage with Andy Busch, we go down the foreign exchange rabbit hole with Track Research CEO Robert Savage.  The Federal Reserve, China's PBOC and the ECB discussed for policy implications and how this influences the global currency markets.  FX markets are always my starting point for analyzing the financial markets!

Today’s show brings us two fascinating guests.  Alex Lintner is President of Consumer Information Services for Experian, and Sasha Orloff -- who is a previous guest on Barefoot Innovation -- is founder and CEO of LendUp. They recently joined forces to explore using new kinds of data to widen financial inclusion. We all sat down to discuss it at the LendIt conference this spring in San Francisco. Credit scores are a great tool for evaluating the creditworthiness of many consumers, but as Alex explains, not for all of them. He and Sasha think -- as do I -- that we need a fuller view into what Alex calls the consumer’s financial “reputation.” Experian estimates that 100 million people in America need this kind of broadened evaluation. We know that many consumers with low or no credit scores are actually creditworthy, and in fact could prove it if we had systems that could look closely at their financial behaviors and situations beyond reported credit history. Traditionally, though, we didn’t have efficient ways to get that information because, in the analog age, when the current systems were designed, data was scarce and costly. Today, in contrast, we have massive volumes of digital information we can access and analyze, instantly and efficiently. This creates the ability to do what used to be impossible -- make financial services more inclusive, without sacrificing lending soundness. Toward that goal, LendUp and Experian undertook a joint research project to look at the benefits of capturing data on customers’ performance on single-payment loans. The study produced really striking results -- the overwhelming majority of consumers in the study came out with positive impacts on their credit scores. And as Alex explains, single-payment loans are just one kind of nontraditional data. In today’s digitized world, there are many other factors that we can begin to capture methodically and build into routine credit scores. Experian is now routinely doing this, offering a new score called Clear Early Risk. In our conversation, Alex and Sasha share insights drawn from their own lives and talk about the many situations in which people have trouble accessing credit when they need it. Some of these consumers are young people or new immigrants with thin or no credit file. Some are facing life changes like a family death or divorce. Some are contending with emergencies like loss of a job or medical bills. Our discussion also tied these kinds of individual challenges into big shifts underway overall in lifestyle and in technology -- the advent of mobile financial services, the rise of the gig economy, and expanding use of artificial intelligence.  In addition, we touched on the future of the Community Reinvestment Act, which is due for much-needed, tech-driven modernization. Using alternative credit risk data has complex implications for fair lending regulation, especially in the US and especially regarding “disparate impact.”  US policy bars use of credit practices that have a disproportionate adverse effect on “protected classes” like women and minorities, unless the lender can demonstrate a business need and show that less-discriminatory alternatives are not available. The criteria for proving this are not clear today, and I’m among the many people who think that clarifying them is essential to expanding financial inclusion by fostering use of new data. Despite having the best of intentions, policymakers have inadvertently made hard-to-score consumers the riskiest market to serve, due to the regulatory risk arising from uncertainty. That chills efforts to address these customers’ needs by many mainstream and high-quality lenders. The CFPB is exploring this issue through its evaluation of alternative data and issuance of a “no action letter” for Upstart. A similar effort is underway, also, at the new nonprofit FinRegLab, which is run by Melissa Koide and funded by the Omidyar Network. I chair FinRegLab’s board, and we’re conducting empirical testing of alternative data -- specifically cash flow underwriting -- including how these new methods relate to disparate impact. Today’s show is a glimpse of a promising future, harnessing innovative technology to produce lending that is more inclusive, and also more sound. More Links Episode Transcription Podcast with Al Ko - Episode recorded last year with Al Ko of Intuit LendUp Infograph Alternative Credit Data trends and reports Op-Ed by Sasha on innovation in credit scoring More on Sasha and Alex Sasha Orloff is CEO and co-founder of LendUp. LendUp’s mission is to provide anyone with a path to better financial health. The company builds technology, credit products, and educational experiences that haven’t existed before for the emerging middle class -- the 56% of Americans shut out of mainstream banking due to poor credit or income volatility. It has originated more than $1 billion in loans. With offices in San Francisco, CA and Richmond, VA, LendUp is backed by debt and equity financing from venture and social impact investors including Y-Combinator, Kleiner Perkins, Andreessen Horowitz, Google Ventures, Victory Park Capital and Yuri Milner’s Startfund. In June, both Nigel Morris and Frank Rotman of QED Investors joined the LendUp board of directors. Prior to founding LendUp, Sasha held roles in risk management, finance, online acquisitions and customer insights on Citi’s consumer credit team, and most recently served as Senior Vice President on Citigroup's Venture Capital team. He previously worked for the Grameen Foundation Technology Center and The World Bank. He has a B.S. in applied math and economics from the University of California, San Diego and an MBA from Georgetown University. Alex Lintner is President of Experian’s Consumer Information Services, overseeing the company’s US consumer credit bureau and the National Consumer Assistance Centre (NCAC). He’s responsible for all aspects of Experian’s consumer credit activities within the business-to-business marketplace, including delivery and management of value-added credit risk, marketing, and collection products to help clients manage and optimize their customer relationships. Alex was previously CEO and President of Vertafore, a $450+ million revenue insurance industry technology provider. Prior to that he was President of Intuit’s Global Business Division and also Senior Vice President of Strategy, Government Affairs and Corporate Development. He’s also spent 15 years as a consultant, starting as a Business Analyst at Dr. Hoefner & Partners in Munich, Germany and later serving as Vice President of The Boston Consulting Group in their London and San Francisco offices. More for our listeners Our next guest on the show will be another community bank CEO, Mike Butler of Radius Bank in Boston.  Upcoming episodes include a fascinating conversation with Congressman Gregory Meeks on financial innovation and policy; a talk I recorded this year at LendIt with my friend Greg Kidd of Global ID; and three discussions with regtech firms -- JWG in London, Compliance.ai, and Alloy. Speaking of LendIt, I was a guest this month on Peter Renton’s Lend Academy podcast, and he’ll be on our show soon as well. I was also a guest in June on the Commodity Futures Trading Corporation podcast, CFTC Talks, with Andy Busch. And here are my two podcasts with the CFTC, one with Chairman Giancarlo and a recent one with innovation head Dan Gorfine. It’s not too early to register for the fall’s premier fintech event, Money 2020, in October in Las Vegas. I’ll again be MC for the regulatory track, which, remember, is on Sunday -- be sure to plan accordingly!  I’ll also be speaking on the Revolution Stage, which is new this year, about regulation innovation. Also watch for Regtech Rising in December, which I’m helping to plan. We’ll also be posting information on my collaboration with Brett King on his new book on the future of finance -- we’ll have a show and events on that as well, and I’ll be a guest on Brett’s great radio show Breaking Banks this week, on July 5. Please remember to give Barefoot Innovation a five-star rating on iTunes to help us expand the show. I hope you’ll sign up to get emails that bring you the newest podcast, newsletter, and blog posts, at www.jsbarefoot.com.  Follow me on Twitter and our Facebook fan page. And please send in your “buck a show” to keep Barefoot Innovation going! 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This week on CFTC Talks, we discuss CFTC’s 1st ever 2018 Q1 Market Review and Outlook research. What will this report cover, what are the major market themes, and what is the market narrative’s biggest unknown for 2018?

Engage w/Andy Busch has 8 sec to tell you that this week we have CEO @mindsetdigital Debra Jasper on. Find out why.

Engage with Andy Busch brings on E&Y's Steve Landry to discuss key issues impacting future growth for the energy sector:  price, bankruptcies, and disruptors.

Engage with Andy Busch brings back CapAlpha's energy expert Jim Lucier to discuss Trump/Clinton policies and the future of energy.  Prices, policy and disruptors for the industry! Find him at www.capalphadc.com Check out my research at www.andrewbusch.com  

Engage with Andy Busch brings on British journalist and author Robert Colvile to discuss his new book, "The Great Acceleration:  how the world is getting faster, faster.  We discuss how politics, religion and technology are all being shaped by the world speeding up.  

Engage with Andy Busch looks for growth w/Rich States, Poor States author Jonathan Williams @taxeconomist. What US states do it right and wrong!  Top 10 and bottom 10 for both current growth and future growth.  www.alec.org for the report.

This week on Engage with Andy Busch, we tackle a shocking subject:  Congress spending money it doesn't have!  Concord Coalition's Phil LaRue joins us to discuss the $800 billion in cost for the tax extenders bill and what it means for business, investors and you!

Today on Engage with Andy Busch, we talk about the downside impact to emerging markets from the US Federal Reserve hiking interest rates.  Managing Director of Research for Roubini Global Economics Rachel Ziemba joins us for a lively discussion covering EM, China and commodities.

Today on Engage with Andy Busch, we bring on a weather expert to discuss how Hurricane Patricia formed, the strength of this year's El Nino, and what type of winter weather were likely to have.  Jon Davis is the meteorology team lead for Riskpulse and explains how weather will impact the energy markets this season.

Today on "Engage with Andy Busch," we had on US Chamber of Commerce Chief Economist Martin Regalia.  We discussed why the markets are so jittery, why the Fed can't seem to make a decision to raise rates and why the US economic recovery is so tepid.  "The policies  this time around have been nothing short of horrible."  Also, Regalia covers top 3 areas US Chamber wants to see addressed for tax reform.  

Engage with Andy Busch brings on Politico's Tax Pro Editor Toby Eckert to break down the Trump, Bush and Rubio plans for tax reform.  Guess which plan helps the wealthiest the most and costs the highest?  We also hit Clinton's call for eliminating the healthcare "Cadillac Tax", the outlook for tax reform, and what the heck is BEPS? I believe it's a Europe tax disease...

Engage with Andy Busch brings on an analyst the WSJ calls "The High Priest of S&P Stats" Howard Silverblatt from S&P Dow Jones.  We cover key metrics every investor needs to know:  share buybacks, earnings, dividends, capex and cash on the balance sheet.  This is insight on a level you can’t get anywhere else, check it out!

Engage with Andy Busch welcomes Janney Capital's Managing Director, Technical Research Dan Wantrobski.  They can be found at www.janney.com.  Dan gives his very positive view on stocks and provides insights into why equities can go significantly higher from here despite the recent volatility. 

For this show, Engage with Andy Busch covers the Fed, the economy and interest rates.  We bring on The Liscio Report's Chief Market Strategist Danielle DiMartino-Booth.  She was a former market advisor to the Dallas Federal Reserve and assisted Richard Fisher.  Please subscribe, rate and review this podcast.  Many thanks!

Congress:  Iran, Defense, and Govt. Shutdown.  Engage with Andy Busch brings on a top government expert:  American Action Forum President Douglas Holtz-Eakin.  We discuss the timing of key votes in the fall session of Congress and why there are only 10-12 days left to avoid a government shutdown.  Check it out!  Please subscribe, rate and review the show.         

For our second show on Engage, we turn to good friend and astute political analyst Greg Valliere from Potomac Research in Washington, D.C.  We delve into the developing 2016 Presidential race theme of reject whatever candidate the party appears to be supporting.  Whether it's Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush, voters are reaching out to Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders to let party leaders know they don't like the current lineup.  Greg and I cover this and who may be waiting in the wings to jump into the race and make it a lot more interesting.  Please subscribe, rate and review Engage with Andy Busch to make it your show, covering what you want and filtering out the media noise!

Engage with Andy Busch will cover what this show is about and who is Andy Busch.  I cover my background, my inability to handle simple tasks like installing ceiling fans, and why I need to breakdown topics into simple, easy to understand pieces.  (Hint:  So even I can understand it!)  I need your input on where we go, so please subscribe, rate and review.  

Today on The Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Steve Forbes, author of "Money: How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global Economy" joins Larry. Kellyanne Conway, founder and president of The Polling Company, and Ed Klein, author of "Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. The Obamas" join the show. More great guests include Bob Doll, Chief Equity Strategist and Senior Portfolio Manager at Nuveen Asset Management and Andrew Busch, host of Voice America's "Engage with Andy Busch." As always, the great money/politics panel with Bill Whalen, Steve Moore, and John McIntyre. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on The Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Steve Forbes, author of "Money: How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global Economy" joins Larry. Kellyanne Conway, founder and president of The Polling Company, and Ed Klein, author of "Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. The Obamas" join the show. More great guests include Bob Doll, Chief Equity Strategist and Senior Portfolio Manager at Nuveen Asset Management and Andrew Busch, host of Voice America's "Engage with Andy Busch." As always, the great money/politics panel with Bill Whalen, Steve Moore, and John McIntyre. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Congresswoman Mia Love (R-UT). Also on the show is Jason Trennert, author of NEW BOOK: "My Side of the Street: Why Wolves, Flash Boys, Quants, and Master of the Universe Don't Represent the Real Wall Street." Jim Paulsen, Chief Investment Strategist at Wells Capital Management and Andrew Busch, Host of Voice America's "Engage with Andy Busch" and editor of The Busch Update are on with Larry. Mark Mills, Senior Fellow at Manhattan Institute, and Mark Perry, Professor of Finance & Economics at University of Michigan (Flint Campus) are also talking with Larry. As always, the great money/politics panel with James Pethokoukis, Steve Moore, and John McIntyre. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Congresswoman Mia Love (R-UT). Also on the show is Jason Trennert, author of NEW BOOK: "My Side of the Street: Why Wolves, Flash Boys, Quants, and Master of the Universe Don't Represent the Real Wall Street." Jim Paulsen, Chief Investment Strategist at Wells Capital Management and Andrew Busch, Host of Voice America's "Engage with Andy Busch" and editor of The Busch Update are on with Larry. Mark Mills, Senior Fellow at Manhattan Institute, and Mark Perry, Professor of Finance & Economics at University of Michigan (Flint Campus) are also talking with Larry. As always, the great money/politics panel with James Pethokoukis, Steve Moore, and John McIntyre. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Congresswoman Mia Love (R-UT). Also on the show is Jason Trennert, author of NEW BOOK: "My Side of the Street: Why Wolves, Flash Boys, Quants, and Master of the Universe Don't Represent the Real Wall Street." Jim Paulsen, Chief Investment Strategist at Wells Capital Management and Andrew Busch, Host of Voice America's "Engage with Andy Busch" and editor of The Busch Update are on with Larry. Mark Mills, Senior Fellow at Manhattan Institute, and Mark Perry, Professor of Finance & Economics at University of Michigan (Flint Campus) are also talking with Larry. As always, the great money/politics panel with James Pethokoukis, Steve Moore, and John McIntyre. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!