Podcast appearances and mentions of jane barratt

Recorded live at Money 20/20, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Eyal is joined by the open banking leads from three major US aggregators: John Pitts, Head of Policy at Plaid; Jane Barratt, Chief Advocacy Officer at MX; and Anil Mahalaha, Chief Evangelist at Akoya. Aggregators, sometimes called data access networks, provide third parties with connectivity to a wide range of banks. In the US in particular, they are uniquely crucial, having built out an early form of open banking over the past few decades. As the region moves towards standardization and regulation, they will continue to play a pivotal role. Together, Eyal and his guests discuss the continued implications of the CFPB's final ruling on Personal Financial Data Rights, the evolving role of aggregators, and the impact of API-driven connectivity. The conversation explores whether regulation is truly necessary, how it will shape the competitive landscape, and what's next for the future of financial data access in America. Specifically they discuss:CFPB's Personal Financial Data Rights RuleThe role of aggregators in the U.S.The transition from screen scraping to APIsPerspectives on secondary data useThe commercialization of data access

Jane Barratt, Chief Advocacy Officer and Head of Global Public Policy at MX Technologies, Inc., discusses the impending game-changing regulations from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to implement Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act. 

In this week's episode, Jonathan is joined by Jane Barratt, Secretary General of the International Federation on Ageing (IFA), an international non-governmental organisation that works with the United Nations (UN) and its agencies. The pair discuss global perceptions of ageing, approaches to elderly care around the world, and increasing inequity in service accessibility.  Use the following timestamps to navigate the content in this episode:   (00:00)-Introduction  (02:11)-Jane's passion for population aging and disability  (04:23)-Our obsession with age!  (06:56)-Considering the quality of life of elderly people  (09:20)-The importance of human companionship  (11:07)-Global and societal variations in the standard of care for the elderly  (15:20)-Aiming for a ‘kinder' society  (16:47)-International Federation on Aging  (19:13)-COVID and vaccination denial  (24:30)- Successful care programmes in Scandinavia and China  (26:40)-Life course approach to vaccination  (28:32)-Programme and policy creation centered around the elderly  (31:43)-Petitioning healthcare professionals   (34:36)-Jane's three wishes for healthcare  

Ladies and Gentlemen: We're back.Well, the show is, however I won't be around til the NEXT episode, I got obliterated by food poisoning at the time of this recording.But, you're all in the very capable hands of our very own Kristen Anderson as she recorded an ‘Are You Human?' episode with Jane Barratt of MX live at Money 20/20!Jane and Kristen discuss Jane's upbringing before deep diving into the power of travel, food, and motherhood. They also try to find out if Jane is in fact frugal, some management lessons learned over her amazing career and more.Enjoy!!Links:Jane on LinkedInKristen on LinkedInTopics:(00:00:00) - Intro(00:02:46) - Introducing Jane, diving into her upbringing, and the power of travel(00:15:24) - Thoughts on pets, and scary spider stories!(00:23:37) - Jane's Food Corner & motherhood(00:36:11) - Are you frugal?(00:43:24) - Management lessons learned(00:59:43) - Why are we all here?

We start every episode of this show with those words -- the building block of that growth is you. Today, we want to bring our focus back to that philosophy, that change begins with the individual. Every question for our guests, and every show itself, is structured around that core idea.  So we've got a special episode – a roundtable discussion of business leaders from around the world, as well as big fans of the podcast. We want to turn the mic back to the individuals listening to us, to hear how they're changing and disrupting. Thank you to Alice Kirk, Gary Stockton, Jane Barratt and Molly Cantrell for joining us on this experimental format.  

Why should older adults be particularly careful of acute respiratory viruses? What are risk factors for adverse outcomes? Why is RSV typically under-diagnosed in adults compared with flu and what are some of the long-term impacts? Are older adults always more at risk in a pandemic?  What do we mean by ageism and what needs to be done to counter it. Listen to this powerful panel of experts, literally spanning the globe, featuring Stefania Maggi ESWI Board Member, Geriatrician and Epidemiologist based in Italy, Kirsty Short, virologist from the University of Queensland Australia, and Jane Barratt, Secretary General, International Federation on Ageing in Canada, shedding light on these questions and more.

As ease of access to big data becomes widespread, open finance is taking over the industry.  But what exactly is open finance? And what does its implementation mean for banks, credit unions, fintech, and consumers?  Jane Barratt (https://www.linkedin.com/in/janebarratt/), Chief Advocacy Officer at MX, and Anne Legg (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-legg/), Founder of THRIVE Strategic Services, both join us to give their valuable insight on open banking and finance.  Join us as we discuss: - Opportunities for financial brands to embrace open finance (6:05) - The four dimensions of open finance (16:47) - Thinking about the “who” before the “why” with open finance (34:33)  Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: -Jane Barratt Twitter (https://twitter.com/Jane_Barratt-Anne)  Legg Twitter (https://twitter.com/AnneTHRIVE) -anneleggthrive.com  -Jane's St. Jude Fundraiser Link (https://fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR?fr_id=135779&pg=personal&px=7433036) You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or at DigitalGrowth.com.   Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Banking on Digital Growth in your favorite podcast player.

Open banking definitions often differ from region to region. In the U.S., where open banking is decidedly market-driven, it is associated more with consent-driven data sharing, rather than standardization or regulation. Outside of regulatory constraints, U.S. open banking efforts are laser-focused on generating business value through true innovation. In this episode, Eyal sits down with Jane Barratt, the Chief Advocacy Officer at MX, one of the American leaders in account aggregation and a true fintech powerhouse. With over two decades of experience in the world of financial services, Jane has seen the open banking movement evolve from multiple perspectives. In her role at MX, Jane works with fintechs, financial institutions, policymakers and regulators to drive open banking initiatives that aim to fundamentally transform the world of finance. During the episode, Eyal and Jane discuss definitions of open banking from the perspective of a leading U.S. fintech, the evolution of standards and the future of American-made open banking.Specifically they discuss: Definitions of open banking from a U.S. fintechHow U.S. banks should approach data sharingWhy market-driven open banking leads to innovationThe advantages of not having regulatory constraintsGrowing adoption of the FDX standardThe road to U.S. open banking regulationsHow data should used to make customers' lives better

Over the past several years, my team at the Digital Banking Report has asked financial institutions globally what their primary objective was. Overwhelmingly, it has been to create better customer experiences. The problem is that creating a great experience is no longer enough. Consumers are looking for financial advocates and ways to achieve better financial outcomes. They expect their financial partners to use insight available to provide the path for a secure financial future. I am excited to have Jane Barratt, Chief Advocacy Officer at MX Technologies on the Banking Transformed podcast. Jane will discuss how data and insight can transform banking into emotional relationships that can impact people, organizations, and communities. This Episode of Banking Transformed is sponsored by FIS From super apps and crypto to embedded finance and financial inclusion, we're a long way away from the world of cash and checks. That's why FIS has reimagined The Global Payments Report. The Global Payments Report makes it easy to understand what your consumers want now – and in the future.   FIS experts talk through the trends transforming payments and what they mean for your business. FIS also gives you an in-depth view of how consumers pay when shopping online and at the point of sale in more than 40 markets, along with the latest insights into real-time payments trends.   Discover how the latest payments technologies could affect your business. Get your report today by visiting fisglobal.com/gpr. This episode of Banking Transformed is sponsored by mParticle. mParticle believes that better decisions start with better data. Cleanse, visualize, and connect your customer data from any source or system to any API. Better data, better decisions, better outcomes. Visit mparticle.com for more.

During the pandemic reports of financial and economic abuse have been on the rise. According to the charity Surviving Economic Abuse, 95% of people who experience domestic abuse are also experiencing some form of economic abuse. With many of us now spending the vast majority of our time in our homes, the home can be an even more dangerous place for survivors – and banks now need to step up to deal with the problem. To dive into this topic, Sam Maule is joined by: * Natalie Ledward - Vulnerability Manager, Monzo Bank * Jane Barratt - Chief Advocacy Officer, MX * Dr. Nicola Sharp-Jeffs - Founder And Chief Executive, Surviving Economic Abuse Tune in for a fantastically insightful conversation about how economic abuse functions and the role that financial institutions can play in preventing it. This podcast is brought to you by Jack Henry Digital (https://hubs.ly/H0w__kt0) the pioneer and creator of personal digital banking that helps community financial institutions strategically differentiate their digital offerings from those of MegaBanks, BigTechs and FinTechs. This podcast is also brought to you by Pento (https://pento.io/insider) - the UK’s first automated payroll platform. Say goodbye to clumsy spreadsheets, endless emails with external payroll providers and manual payments. Pento lets you run payroll in just a few clicks. It calculates taxes, integrates with platforms like Xero and makes all the payments and reports to HMRC & pension providers for you. Go to pento.io/insider to run payroll for free for the rest of the year. Banking as a Service is deconstructing the banking stack. It's enabling brands to embed finance more easily, and to tailor financial products to specific customer needs. This is presenting new opportunities for specialised providers and offers banks extra revenue streams. Download our report for a comprehensive, no BS view of what Banking as a Service is and what it means for the industry. Head to bit.ly/bankingasaservice (https://bit.ly/bankingasaservice). Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. Hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David Brear, Simon Taylor, Jason Bates and Sarah Kocianski and joined by a range of brilliant guests, we cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, alternatively email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Dr. Nicola Sharp-Jeffs, OBE, Jane Barratt, and Natalie Ledward .

 In this second episode on Human Rights and Dementia, we talk with  Christine Telker  a dementia activist  from British Columbia and a member of Dementia Alliance International, a worldwide network of people with dementia. Jane Barratt leads the International Federation on Ageing and is working to advance a Convention on the Rights of Older Persons. Dr. Deb O’Connor teaches at UBC and helps us understand how human rights can be applied even when dementia has progressed.  All three have some suggestions about what we can do to promote human rights and dementia. As well, mention is made of our Town Hall to be held June 29. More info can be found at dementiadialogue.ca.

In this episode, Sam Maule, Americas MD, digs into the impact COVID-19 is having, this time specifcally on US small businesses; the options they have from banks, lenders and the government; and the ways that fintechs are trying to help. One of the hardest hit of the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic are small businesses and the self employed, and at the time of recording in the US, the stimulus funding had already been syndicated out. To dig into the implications of this alongside Sam, this week's guests include: Jane Barratt, Chief Advocacy Officer, MX John Pitts, Policy Lead, Plaid Jill Castilla, CEO, Citizens Bank of Edmond Our panel also have a crack at giving some future predictions for how the current crisis could change US SMB financing long term, even after the impact of pandemic subsides. This podcast is brought to you by Mitek (https://bit.ly/2VXQy3o)(NASDAQ: MITK). Mitek is a global leader in mobile capture and digital identity verification solutions built on the latest advancements in computer vision, artificial intelligence and machine learning. Mitek’s identity verification solutions enable an enterprise to verify a user’s identity during a digital transaction, which assists businesses operating in highly regulated markets to reduce financial risk and meet regulatory requirements while increasing revenue from digital channels. Financial services, marketplaces and other organizations around the world use Mitek to reduce friction creating the digital experiences their customers expect. Mobile Deposit® and Mobile Verify® are used by millions of consumers for check deposit, new account opening and more. The company is based in San Diego with offices in New York, London, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris and St Petersburg. Learn more at www.miteksystems.com. This podcast is also brought to you by Equinix (http://equinix.com/). Equinix is the world's largest data center & colocation provider, enabling fastest application performance, lowest latency and a digital ecosystem for financial services. Its platform of 200+ data centres worldwide protects, connects and empowers the mission-critical infrastructure for over 10,000 businesses. The COVID-19 pandemic has created an immediate financial and operational crisis, permanently reshaping the financial services industry. This change must be swift and unavoidable - check out our research report to find out more: Info.11fs.com/covid19 (https://info.11fs.com/covid19) Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. Hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David Brear, Simon Taylor, Jason Bates, Leda Glyptis and Sarah Kocianski and joined by a range of brilliant guests, we cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, alternatively email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Jane Barratt, Jill Castilla, and John Pitts.

In this final episode, we’ll examine the potential of vaccines to help fight emerging global health threats, like anti-microbial resistance & new diseases like COVID-19, as well as what the medical community—and the rest of the world—is doing about it. We'll also wrap up the series by understanding how vaccines may help us lead healthier lives, from the moment we’re born to older age.Host Yasmeen Agosti speaks to Anna Mouser of Wellcome Trust, Prof. David Salisbury of Chatham House, Prof. Kevin Outterson of Boston University’s CARB-X Foundation, Jane Barratt of IFA, and Dr. Carol J. Baker of University of Texas Health Science Center.Episode  references:World Health OrganizationDisease XAgingCenters for Disease ControlCoronavirusAntibiotic ResistanceAdult ImmunizationMaternal ImmunizationCARB-XEpisode credits: BBC News (opening audio)

Jason Henrichs and Jane Barratt host Warren Hogarth of Empower and Brian Martucci of Money Crashers. They talk about all things financial health!

Doug Nielson at U.S. Bank and Jane Barratt at MX explain how men can be more supportive of their female colleagues.  

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Zack Miller. Today's episode is kind of a special one. We have Doug Nielson SVP innovation R&D at US Bank and Jane Barratt Chief Advocacy Officer at MX joining us from yesterday’s Fearless in Fintech conference. The pair discuss the importance of creating and maintaining male allies in financial services, the workplace and the world, really. In an industry that is lopsided in gender parity, financial services definitely has an opportunity to do better. Doug and Jane explain how individuals and organizations can be better.

Ep. #308 Advocating for customers (Aired 10/10) At #Sibos in London, Brett King hosts Bianca Lopes, Talle and Yuval Rooz, Digital Asset. Then, Jason Henrichs hosts Jane Barratt, MX.com, sharing insights from MX's #DigitalBankingWeek. #BreakingBanks #Fintech #Podcast #Business #Radio

In the data-as-currency world generators of data get practically nothing says MX Technologies' Jane Barratt. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh and John are in Las Vegas, but that doesn’t mean they’re shirking their podcast duties. They sat down with Jane Barratt and Brett Allred of the bank data aggregation and artificial intelligence firm MX while attending the Financial Brand Forum. Listen up as they discuss how MX uses AI (assisted intelligence) to empower their […] The post Episode 78 | From Financial Brand with MX appeared first on Marketing Money Podcast.

Josh and John are in Las Vegas, but that doesn’t mean they’re shirking their podcast duties. They sat down with Jane Barratt and Brett Allred of the bank data aggregation and artificial intelligence firm MX while attending the Financial Brand Forum. Listen up as they discuss how MX uses AI (assisted intelligence) to empower their […] The post Episode 78 | From Financial Brand with MX appeared first on Marketing Money Podcast.

Jane Barratt in an interview with Ross Upshur reflects on different aspects of elderly care and explains how it could be improved in Canada. In the interview, she gives an example of other countries and how they have been successful in laying the foundation for a more robust elderly care. In this interview, Jane Barratt, the Secretary General of the International Federation (IFA) on Ageing, describes how her interest in roams of care and allocation of services engaged her in the area of ageing and caregiving. She later highlights the sources of the problems that impact decision-making around the allocation of services and says they arise from different understanding and outlooks in the conversations among different health sectors although they all seem to be talking about the same topic. On equitable allocation of services, she exemplifies Australia’s age-care system and compares it to that of Canada and how they are different in this respect. Jane Barratt is one of the IFA’s 15 international directors. Currently, she runs IFA’s Toronto-based office in Bridgepoint Active Healthcare, Sinai Health System. Jane has over 35 years of public and private sector experience in ageing and disability, aged care, public health and community services. Dr. Barratt tries to strengthen relationships between government, NGOs, academia, and industry to influence policy and improve the quality of life of older people. She is a strong contributor to international dialogue on the social, political, cultural and physical environments that impact the lives and human rights of older people. Dr. Barratt represents the IFA at the United Nations Economic and Social Council. For a full bio, please follow this link. Dr. Barratt is a Churchill Fellow, and she was recently awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in Canada in recognition of her efforts to enhance understanding of ageing, engage governments and the private sector, and improve the quality of life of older people. To listen to a public lecture by Jane Barratt published on the University of Western Australia website, please follow this link. The lecture is titled: How to Age Well: creating age-friendly environments to support healthy ageing. To view a selection of presentations by Dr. Jane Barratt, please follow this link.

Annette Nuck from Yackandandah Health, talks to us about Dr Jane Barratt, upcoming presentation.

Dr. Jane Barratt is the Secretary General of the International Federation on Ageing (IFA), an organization in formal relations with the United Nations and World Health Organization. With over 35 years of experience in the field of ageing and disability across sectors she brings to audiences her insights into the new frontier of thinking and action with and on behalf of older people. The recent IFA 14th Global Conference on Ageing in Toronto attracted some 1,200 delegates from 74 countries focussing on themes such as healthy ageing, ageism, addressing inequalities and age friendly environment toward the WHO Decade of Healthy Ageing. Find out more about the IFA at www.ifa-fiv.org. Find out more about the Zestful Aging Podcast at NicoleChristina.com, and become a patron at Patreon.com/ZestfulAging.

“In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” - Benjamin Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, 1789. This famous idiom summarizes the only to certainties in life; however, based on the never ceasing news lately, I recommend we edit this to state “… except death and taxes and any number of men in power positions harassing / coming on to women.” I originally described this concept of this podcast as a “Charlie Rose roundtable interview format”; a description I need to change immediately thanks to the recent news of his idiotic discretions. And I sincerely believe the Harvey Weinstein accusations were the catalyst the opened the floodgates. Story after story has been breaking of men in power using their position to intimidate, harass, and treat women (and in some cases men - looking at you Kevin Spacey) in a derogatory and threatening manner. The NYTimes (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/11/10/us/men-accused-sexual-misconduct-weinstein.html) list is a continuous running inventory of famous men forced to come to terms with their past actions. A few years back I helped author a study (https://innotribe.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/The-PowerWomen-in-FinTech-Index-Bridging-the-Gender-Gap.pdf) for Swift on the issue of gender parity in tech/banking. The statistics of the lack of women in leadership positions at the time were jarring for me. My friend Liz Lumley summed this up well when she stated “There are more CEO’s with the name ‘John’ than women CEO’s in the banking / tech industry.” In this episode I interviewed three friends and company CEO/founders on the topic of sexual harassment and the “bro-culture” in tech. They include Jane Barrett (Founder & CEO of Goldbean), Laura Spiekerman (co-founder of Alloy) and Gesche Haas (founder of Dreamers & Doers). Each of these incredible company founders and tech leaders have had to deal with multiple encounters of sexual harassment and just plain stupid behavior. This topic couldn’t be more timely and each of these company founders I consider to be mentors to me. Both Gesche and Laura have spoken out previously on this topic and their experiences; Gesche with Bloomberg (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2014-11-20/gesche-haas-reflects-on-harassment-in-tech-industry) and Laura with Megyn Kelly (https://www.today.com/video/women-speak-to-megyn-kelly-about-sexual-harassment-in-silicon-valley-997514307983). Jane is a superstar and is a routinely sought after expert on finance and investing (http://mobile.reuters.com/video/2016/08/09/goldbean-ceo-jane-barratt-on-what-invest?videoId=369527204). This is their story. Follow us on Twitter at @connectint (https://twitter.com/connectionint) and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode! Special Guests: Gesche Haas, Jane Barratt , and Laura Spiekerman .

Doug makes a convincing case for REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) for people wanting to invest in real estate. REITs may be a good alternative for people who want to own real estate but want to avoid the “mess” of being a landlord. Doug explains what a REIT is and its potential benefits. He also discusses the problems of doing business outside of the U.S. with “packaged products.” Listeners will learn what a “packaged product” is and why it is considered a PFIC (Passive Foreign Investment Corporation) by the U.S. government. How can new investors get started? Jane Barratt, the founder of Goldbean, an education platform for beginning investors, shares her company educational programs to help new investors. She outlines some of the common hang-ups and problems beginning investors have, and then offers the solutions her company can provide. Jane emphasizes the importance of attitude and the willingness to learn. She explains how the Goldbean platform is able to teach and mentor, in order to help investors reach their fullest investment potential. Visit the Goldbean website or go to their Twitter and Facebook. Goldbean also has tons of useful content on Lynda.com. If you’re not already receiving updates on new episodes, sign up now, and as a special bonus, receive Doug’s free ebook The Retirement Planning Book. Opinions of the guest are not necessarily the opinions of Doug Goldstein, CFP®) or of Portfolio Resources Group. Mentioning a product or company is not necessarily an endorsement of the product.

Welcome to episode 12 of Founder To Founder where Phil speaks with Goldbean Founder and CEO Jane Barratt. Jane is an Australian-born entrepreneur who started her career in marketing and advertising before switching to financial services to create Goldbean, a platform that helps people get started on their investment journey with companies and brands that they love, know and buy. Jane and Phil talk about starting and growing a fintech venture in New York City, the power of reinvention and the three habits founders need to master to be successful. This episode is brought to you by inkl. Get breaking news and essential coverage from the world's best news sources in one app for iPhone and Android. Say hello to the way news should be. Download inkl today to start a 30-day trial of inkl Premium.

Should you invest in the stock market? There are a million different articles that all talk about the right and wrong time to get in the market, but one thing that always stays the same is the end result…yes, you should invest in the stock market. Jane Barratt, CEO and Founder of GoldBean, joins me […] Read more...

Jane Barratt is the founder & CEO of GoldBean. She is a long-term investor and champion of financial literacy. Jane spent more than 20 years driving growth for Fortune 500 companies, including many Financial Services institutions. Her frustration with the disconnect between personal consumption (which drives the economy) and personal finance (from which only the wealthy benefit) inspired her to become a registered investment advisor, to apply a more empowered, personal and data-driven approach to investing. Listen to episode here. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

To kick off our October Entrepreneur Month, we have Jane Barratt, founder and CEO of Goldbean, a website dedicated to helping beginners learn how to invest money confidently. She spent 20 years in marketing & advertising overseas and was able to take risks in her career because she was a young investor. Her goal for […]