Podcasts about hedgeable

Welcome to the first Thursday morning episode!   In this episode the host, John Siracusa chats with Mike Kane, Co Founder of Hydrogen.     They talk about why Mike created Hydrogen in the first place and the journey that led him and his brother to go from Hedgeable to organically creating Hydrogen, a service that all companies in the financial web 3.0 need.  Hydrogen is not a huge VC backed firm, yet they are able to take on behemoths like Salesforce. Mike feels that web 3.0 needs to be a very open environment, something that large corporate entities can't do.   The story to why Hydrogen was created rooted from a need they had at an earlier company and with the advent of Blockchain, many companies share the same need. Tune in if you like a great story and how the financial web might be powered.     John is the host of the weekly "Bank On It” podcast recorded onsite from the CG offices and a highly sought after fintech, VC and financial services industry enthusiast and connector. He's in the center of the fintech ecosystem keeping current with the ever - innovating industry. Follow John on LinkedIn, Twitter or on Medium

"AI Powered Investing" with Mike Kane of Hedgeable and Jeff Holman of Sentient Technologies. Moderated by Sinisa Babcic of Ernst & Young. Artificial intelligence has started making significant headway into financial services; at LendIt USA 2017 we hosted a fireside chat moderated by Ernst & Young that featured a leading AI powered hedge fund in Sentient Technologies and a private banking platform run by AI in Hedgeable; the panel discussed the current state of AI in financial services and whether or not it has become overhyped; they touched upon the uses of AI within their firms as well as within the broader market; panelists talked about ensuring you have the correct infrastructure when implementing AI, specifically since you cannot just bolt on this technology to any firm; they also discussed some of the lessons learned from the past few years like the power of APIs and high frequency trading; additionally they talked about AI as a cost saver for companies and the ability it has to transform the repeatable tasks; as more firms are beginning to incorporate this technology it is helpful to understand how to use it correctly and these panelists laid out some good examples.

In the world of investing, there's a lot of excitement around roboadvisors. These automated and cheap investment platforms, like Wealthfront and Betterment, are attracting billions of dollars. But, according to Mike Kane, there's a big problem. Their investment strategies aren't best of breed and investors will get hammered when markets go south. The CEO of Hedgeable joins Tradestreaming host, Zack Miller to talk about his roboadvisor that uses sophisticated tools -- the like employed by hedge funds -- to manage retail investor money. ***Thanks for joining us on Tradestreaming Radio -- I'm very grateful for your time. It's awesome learning about these new tools and technologies together. If you're listening to this episode on iTunes, please give it a ranking and rating so that others know of the value you're finding in it. Thank you ahead of time.****

October 14th, 2014 the British Consulate in New York hosts Hedgeable’s event Bitcoin: – No Boundaries with special guests Trace Mayer, Aaron Zirker, Gareth Jones and Elizabeth Ritter.

Options Insider Radio: Talking When to Trade, and When Not to, with Hedgeable In this episode, Mark is joined by Mike Kane, co-founder of Hedgeable. They discuss: What is Hedgeable? What sets them apart? The perception of options Their reactive approach to the market Capturing the upside, avoiding the downside How they use no market timing or predictions Their programs for customers Who are their clients, and where are they coming from? And more…

Options Insider Radio: Talking When to Trade, and When Not to, with Hedgeable In this episode, Mark is joined by Mike Kane, co-founder of Hedgeable. They discuss: What is Hedgeable? What sets them apart? The perception of options Their reactive approach to the market Capturing the upside, avoiding the downside How they use no market timing or predictions Their programs for customers Who are their clients, and where are they coming from? And more…