Podcasts about fintech forge

As the competitive marketplace in financial services expands and diversifies globally, it is more critical than ever for organizations to drive innovation and differentiation. But, innovation and differentiation requires an openness to change, a high level of engagement from all levels, and the use of data, applied analytics, new technologies and skillsets that many banks and credit unions lack. We are very fortunate to have Jason Henrichs and JP Nicols, co-founders of Fintech Forge and the Alloy Labs Alliance on the Banking Transformed show today. We discuss how innovation is not about the ‘next big thing', but about creating value across the entire customer journey.

Jason Henrichs is a veteran in the fintech space. He's the founder of Fintech Forge and a co-founder of Alloy Labs, along with being a host on Breaking Banks, the #1 global fintech radio show and podcast. Jason talks with David about the importance of adaptability in an ever-changing fintech environment as well as what role banks can play in this new frontier. In Jason's words, the “face of banking is fundamentally going to look more different in the next five years than it has in the previous 500.

On the Apollo 13 mission, NASA only had one way to get its astronauts out alive: innovation. It’s something every financial brand should take to heart. Because you have a choice: Innovate, or die. So says JP Nichols, Co-Founder at FinTech Forge & Alloy Labs Alliance, whose wealth of experience has taught him that innovation is messy, but it’s the key to survival. He joins me in the latest episode to discuss: - Why the real opportunity for financial institutions are at the edge - How to innovate without going all-in - How FIRE fuels innovation You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can’t see the links? Just search for Banking on Digital Growth in your favorite podcast player.

In this episode, Virginia Heyburn, Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Fiserv, and Jason Hendrichs, founder of FinTech Forge, discuss both the promise and the real-world implications of open banking in a rapidly evolving landscape.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Erik and Tom sit down with Jason Henrichs from FinTech Forge and Patrick Sells from Quontic Bank, recently named "Digital Banker of the Year" by American Banker.  They share insights on how community banks need to be approaching their digital offerings and why you don't have to be a large bank to be one of the most innovative.  The views, information, or opinions expressed during this show are solely those of the participants involved and do not necessarily represent those of CenterState Bank and its employees. CenterState Bank N.A. - Member FDIC.

Greg Palmer is joined by JP Nicols of Fintech Forge & Breaking Banks to talk about shifting bank perspectives on tech, hype vs. adoption, and how fintechs can "cross the chasm."

Many metaphors describe the illusion of banking progress, from the "innovation petting zoo" to "innovation theater." It's one thing to buy your innovation team some hipster bowling shirts or put a ping-pong table in the break room—but quite another to overcome the caution and fear that keeps winning ideas from getting a robust tryout. In advance of co-leading the BAI Innovation Summit in October, Jason Henrichs of FinTech Forge talks about the technologies, mindsets and learning strategies that drive change and success in the digital age.

In advance of moderating the BAI Global Innovation Awards sessions at BAI Beacon, JP Nicols of FinTech Forge talks about how this year's finalists exemplify first-class innovation across categories from data analytics to community impact. He also gives a sneak peek of the takeaways Beacon attendees will garner in service of a crucial goal: to drive powerful innovation in their banks and financial institutions.

If you're not leading in today's banking industry, you're losing. There's no longer such a thing as a "fast follower." Jim Young and Dallas Wells discuss the need to lead in today's banking industry, a conversation based off of the article by JP Nicols, managing director at FinTech Forge and BankOnPurpose 2017 speaker, entitled "Leaders, Learners, and Laggards."

While highly developed financial centres can hold up innovation, Hong Kong’s advantages in adopting financial technology (Fintech) are its gateway to the Chinese mainland and as a global financial crossroads, said JP Nicols. The Managing Director of advisory programme developer Fintech Forge said after speaking at the AFF InnoTalks series that online-based concepts like Blockchain – a distributed ledger system – were heading in the right direction.

In this episode, we will gather a world perspective on digital adoption and digital innovation, understand what stimulates innovation for the financial services market, and discover the distinction between leaders, learners, and laggarts. Nicols is a former financial services executive, managing director of the FinTech Forge, chairman of Next Money, and speaker at CUES CEO/Executive Team Network, Oct. 10-12, 2017, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.

Fintech is changing the financial services industry, and simply executing yesterday's tactics a little bit better is no longer sufficient in this era of digital disruption.  In this podcast, JP Nicols, Managing Director of the FinTech Forge, will share how the most innovative organizations in the world innovate on purpose to create better outcomes for their customers and for their companies.