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*Reposted Due to Technical Issues* Episode 25: Discussion with Jim Marous one of the world's leading influencers in Banking, Fintechs, Innovation, and Digital Transformation. Follow the Pod: https://twitter.com/fintechcombine To find out how Constellation can help your institution or fintech improve your digital experiences contact us at: https://constellation.coop https://twitter.com/ConstellationDP Follow Kris Kovacs: https://twitter.com/ManagementBytes https://www.linkedin.com/in/kriskovacs/ https://www.instagram.com/kriskovacs/ The Fintech Combine is Produced and Edited by Anson Beckler-Jones Follow Anson Beckler-Jones Instagram - @ansonandco Youtube - @ansonandco

Episode 25: Discussion with Jim Marous one of the world's leading influencers in Banking, Fintechs, Innovation, and Digital Transformation. Follow the Pod: https://twitter.com/fintechcombine To find out how Constellation can help your institution or fintech improve your digital experiences contact us at: https://constellation.coop https://twitter.com/ConstellationDP Follow Kris Kovacs: https://twitter.com/ManagementBytes https://www.linkedin.com/in/kriskovacs/ https://www.instagram.com/kriskovacs/ The Fintech Combine is Produced and Edited by Anson Beckler-Jones Follow Anson Beckler-Jones Instagram - @ansonandco Youtube - @ansonandco

Episode 25: Discussion with Jim Marous one of the world's leading influencers in Banking, Fintechs, Innovation, and Digital Transformation. Follow the Pod: https://twitter.com/fintechcombine To find out how Constellation can help your institution or fintech improve your digital experiences contact us at: https://constellation.coop https://twitter.com/ConstellationDP Follow Kris Kovacs: https://twitter.com/ManagementBytes https://www.linkedin.com/in/kriskovacs/ https://www.instagram.com/kriskovacs/ The Fintech Combine is Produced and Edited by Anson Beckler-Jones Follow Anson Beckler-Jones Instagram - @ansonandco Youtube - @ansonandco

Community banks and credit unions play a critical role in the geographies they serve. But customers and members — the same ones once considered a captive audience — are on the move. Today, everyone faces fierce competition from non-traditional organizations, including digital-first banks, fintechs, mobile payment platforms, and other challengers that are targeting your customers and members. In this episode, host Brett King moderates a panel discussion with industry leaders: Corey LeBlanc, Co-Founder, COO/CTO, Locality Bank; Jim Marous, CEO Digital Banking Report, Host, Banking Transformed and Co-Publisher, The Financial Brand; Lindsey Ogan, Chief Marketing Officer, Stride Bank; Becky Reed, COO, BankSocial and CEO/Founder, BRaaS, LLC and Vikas Sharma, Senior Vice President, EXL. Data is the great equalizer. Don't be left behind in this fast-moving marketplace. Thrive by putting real-time data, powerful analytics and tech insights into action -- transform your organization from reactive to proactive, leverage data as a strategic asset while reducing risk and fight fraud. Community financial institutions have more than enough ammunition to remain relevant. Level the playing field by taking control of your data, enhancing your digital capabilities with an eye toward personalization, for an improved customer and member experience. Actionable insights from peers and community expertsRegister: https://provoke.fm/exl-webinar/

In This Episode Excitement over new technologies, new capabilities, new business models, and new companies often turns to hype, but what goes up, must come down. We seem to be working through hype cycles faster and faster, but what's on the other side is rarely a return to the status quo. In this episode, Simon Taylor,  Fintech Brainfood, Jim Marous, The Financial Brand and Theo Lau, Unconventional Ventures join hosts Brett King and JP Nicols to share insights and debate what upward and downward forces will most impact fintech and banking in the next 12 months, and what that new reality looks like.

From fintech being perceived as a competitor to a bank, to acting as a collaborator, much has evolved in the past two decades. As we look forward, how do we anticipate the relationship evolving, especially with the likes of Apple making a formidable entrance into the ecosystem? And how should banks respond and adapt to the changing world? In this episode of One Vision, Theo chats with an old friend, Jim Marous, on the ups and downs of our beloved industry, and what we might expect next.

From fintech being perceived as a competitor to a bank, to acting as a collaborator, much has evolved in the past two decades. As we look forward, how do we anticipate the relationship evolving, especially with the likes of Apple making a formidable entrance into the ecosystem? And how should banks respond and adapt to the changing world? In this episode of One Vision, Theo chats with an old friend, Jim Marous, on the ups and downs of our beloved industry, and what we might expect next. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2 of our look back at the impact AI has had on banking, Alex Habet replays a 2018 panel discussion with Carl Ryden, Jim Marous, and Greg Michaelson.

It's an epic episode as Breaking Banks kicks off its 10th year. This week we offer you a megamix and extended play as Jason Henrichs, Brett King and JP Nicols chat with 10 industry all-stars about what is next in financial services. Big predictions from big names! Henri Arslanian, David Birch, Leda Glyptis, Theo Lau, Liz Lumley, Jim Marous, Ron Shevlin, Paolo Sironi, Chris Skinner and Mary Wisniewski. Cheers to 2023!! https://youtu.be/A73dCMkoPYA

Jim Marous is the publisher of the Digital Banking Report, co-publisher of The Financial Brand and host of the Banking Transformed Podcast. He has been named as one of the most influential people in banking, a sought-after keynote speaker, and is regularly featured in leading media such as CNBC, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, The Financial Times, and The Economist.

Back to life, back to reality . Or at least back to "in real life." Conferences are back. Finovate had its largest show ever in New York City and the Provoke team is crisscrossing the globe to speak, record and fight. That's right, fintech fight club made another appearance at Finovate with Lindsay Davis of Atomic squaring off against Mary Wisniewski from Bankrate. The best fight yet and it's available at provoke.fm This week far fewer punches but Jim Marous, Chloe James and Jason Henrichs talk about all things Finovate. One of the key takeaways from the return to in person is the awkward "how do I end this conversation" in real life vs. online. Jason demonstrates how much easier it is online by hanging up on Jim! Then Chloe connects with Sam Kilmer, Cornerstone Advisors and Robert James Lay, Digital Growth Institute. WIth current volatility what wins deals and how has deal-making changed? New patterns, new approaches and opportunities to transform banking for good. We hope to see you in person soon too! https://youtu.be/hEP2L3wHw68

Learn about 5 practical strategies to unlock innovation, connect with customers and grow. In this week's episode Jason Henrichs and Jim Marous, The Financial Brand, interview Allison Netzer and Liz High about their book Think Like A Brand Not A Bank. Maybe you don't necessarily put the customer first. Great brands get great returns every time. Then Brett King takes over the mic with his The Futurist co-host Robert Tercek as they speak with Glenn White about the Metaverse as a Branding Statement. In the digital domain, marketing is technology. Glenn White builds advertising systems for brand managers inside game worlds. In this segment, Glenn explains the complex strategic decisions that govern how brand advertising will evolve in the Metaverse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCCtHLUatNI

As fears of recession and inflation in the US rise, it's more important than ever for banks to continue investing in technology and teams – although they may have to re-evaluate their priorities, Jim Marous explains in this episode of VNEXT Remix. Marous also discusses why customer attrition rates are a poor indicator of loyalty among digital finance clients – and how banks can adapt to improve digital engagement. Jim Marous is a speaker and advisor on changes in the banking industry, co-publisher of The Financial Brand, owner & CEO of the Digital Banking Report, and host of the Banking Transformed podcast.

I'm fortunate to travel the world talking about fintech, banking, regulation and innovation. MX is one of my favorite groups to speak for and not because it usually means a trip to a Utah ski resort, but because of the energy they put into creating an agenda and curating a set of speakers that goes well beyond a trade show or user group. This year's Money Experience was no different. The theme: experiences that power how the world connects, moves, and interacts with money.I did my part to mix things up. Rather than moderating the Great Debate between Ron Shevlin and Jim Marous, the gloves came off and I get to officiate the first ever Fintech Fight Club! After this message, listen to Ron and Jim duke it out. This is just the beginning. Tweet us who you would like to see enter the ring.For more thought provoking content, stay on post-fight club for an engaging interview with Paul Taylor, Thought Machine, about latest news and core replacements here and abroad. https://youtu.be/Z2UPpdkHTPA

Some times the team at Fintech Daydreaming end up in a fantastic discussion with our guests outside the normal episode. Like the time our hosts Pål Krogdahl and Ville Sointu had a great pre-episode discussion with Jim Marous about podcasting and the behind-the-scenes work which is involved. We thought this impromptu discussion between the three was so great, that we decided to do an extra little episode for you all to enjoy during these relaxing summer vacation weeks. Hope you enjoy this as much as we did, and if you want to check out the full episode with Jim it was Season 3, Episode 4

Eric Fulwiler is continuing his mission to learn how the world's hottest fintech start-ups and the biggest and most innovative financial service brands drive growth through modern-day marketing. Today's special guest is Jim Marous, Co-Publisher at The Financial Brand. We take a deep dive into what Jim's philosophy on marketing is, his journey to the top of the marketing world, and how he keeps staying focused and always learning. He highlights the importance of surrounding yourself with partners with the same goals as you, how to satisfy the followers you already have rather than spending all of your energy on finding new ones, and why this is part of the key to success. This season of Fintech Marketing Podcast is sponsored by Visa Whatever your payment plans, Visa, the world's leader in digital payments, is on hand with the expertise, programs, solutions, and partner networks to help make it happen. Bring your big idea to life. Partner with Visa to do it bigger and faster. Visit visa.co.uk/fintech (https://www.visa.co.uk/partner-with-us/info-for-partners/info-for-fintechs.html). If you enjoyed the show, don't forget to subscribe to never miss an episode and leave a review on iTunes and every other podcast app! Spread the Fintech Marketing love by sharing or tweeting this podcast. Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/FinTechInsiders) where you can join the conversation, alternatively email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guest: Jim Marous.

Welcome to this very special anniversary episode of Breaking Banks. Don’t miss our 8th anniversary extravaganza to hear friends of the show discuss the greatest moments in Breaking Banks history. A few of the most incredible minds in the industry like Richard Turrin, Jo Ann Barefoot, David Birch, Ron Shevlin, Chloe James, Paul Ark and Jim Marous explore the past, the present and the future of banking and fintech.

In this episode, Dave and Dharm look across the fintech landscape and chat with Jim Marous about a wide range of topics, including the trip to China that Dave and he went on last year. Jim offers such a wise perspective on what is going on and truly demonstrates, why he is one of the top 5 fintech influencers in the world.

We continue our high flying fintech superstar series in season three of Fintech Daydreaming with Jim Marous as our guest. Jim is not only a fintech superstar for us nerds in this space but has also featured on several occasions in mainstream media like CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal and New York Times. Obviously his next stop was our podcast. Join our hosts Pål Krogdahl and Ville Sointu this week for a taste of inappropriate geriatric banker jokes and insightful views into fintechs, bigtechs and financial super apps. Guest: Jim Marous (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmarous/) Links mentioned in the episode: https://thefinancialbrand.com/author/jimmarous/ https://www.mastercard.com/news/perspectives/2021/why-mastercard-is-bringing-crypto-onto-our-network/ - Email us on Hello@FintechDaydreaming.com - Fintech Daydreaming home page - https://www.FintechDaydreaming.com - Fintech Daydreaming on Twitter - https://twitter.com/FintechDaydream - Fintech Daydreaming on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fintech-daydreaming - Pål Krogdahl - https://www.linkedin.com/in/krogdahl/ - Ville Sointu - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ville-sointu-54682b/

We catch up with Jim Marous, a long time supporter of Irish Tech News to discuss banking trends, the impact of the global pandemic on the move to digital first services, and what he is excited about going forwards. Jim Marous Named has been named as one of the most influential people in banking. Speaker, Publisher & Podcast Host, #banking #fintech #finserv | Co-Publisher, The Financial Brand | Owner, Digital Banking Report | Banking Transformed Podcast More about the Banking Transformed Podcast Named in the top 6 banking podcasts to follow in 2020 Are you prepared to embrace change, take risks and disrupt yourself in response to the digital disruption in banking? If not, this podcast is for you. Hosted by top 5 banking and fintech influencer, Jim Marous, Banking Transformed highlights the leadership and cultural challenges facing the banking industry. Featuring interviews with some of the top minds in business, this podcast explores how financial institutions can prepare for the future of banking. Follow him on twitter here. https://twitter.com/JimMarous/status/1360966840256708614

In this episode of Breaking Banks, we are exploring the worlds of benchmarking and procurement. Some would call them “unsexy,” but the real winners know they are necessary and essential to get ahead and stay ahead. Regular contributor Jim Marous join Brett King to sit down with Pawel Oltuszyk co-founder of Frost and Erenia Kontolatou, VP of Business Development at Scientia Consulting, to chat about the competitive advantage of benchmarking. Then stay tuned as JP Nicols sits down with Dr. Leda Glyptis, Chief Client Officer at 10x Future Technologies, and Alexander Barkley, Manager of HSBC Venture Capital, to discuss the role of procurement within the financial services industry.

As many businesses and individuals continue to face economic uncertainty, financial services institutions need to stand by their customers and support them with trust, transparency, and data-based decision making.  Scott Albahary, Financial Services Chief Strategist at Perficient, talks about data’s value in financial services and concepts that include the universal banker and robo-advisors. He also shares his perspective on trends in the financial services industry and considerations for evolving your business in the years ahead. Want more? Explore our on-demand webinar about data and financial services, The Secret to Acquiring and Retaining Customers in Financial Services. Watch Scott and Kevin Colletti’s conversation with Jim Marous from The Financial Brand in the on-demand webinar, Digital Strategy Lessons Financial Institutions Can Learn from Top Brands. Discover how we’ve helped financial services organizations achieve remarkable results with data and intelligence. Connect with our host Arvind Murali, Data Chief Strategist at Perficient. Learn more about Perficient's Data + Intelligence expertise.

For the final episode of 2020, we pulled out all of the stops! Hosts Jason Henrichs and JP Nicols were joined by regular contributor and host of Banking Transformed Podcast Jim Marous, Lindsay Davis Head of Markets at Atomic, Brain Solis Global Innovation Evangelist at Salesforce, and Jonathan Prince Co-Founder of Finologee, to discuss all things fintech and banking! Brain Solis breaks down Generation N and the Novel Economy, while Jim Marous and Lindsay Davis debate the regulatory framework of open banking. This is no doubt, a must-listen episode!

For the final episode of 2020, we pulled out all of the stops! Hosts Jason Henrichs and JP Nicols were joined by regular contributor and host of Banking Transformed Podcast Jim Marous, Lindsay Davis Head of Markets at Atomic, Brain Solis Global Innovation Evangelist at Salesforce, and Jonathan Prince Co-Founder of Finologee, to discuss all things fintech and banking! Brain Solis breaks down Generation N and the Novel Economy, while Jim Marous and Lindsay Davis debate the regulatory framework of open banking. This is no doubt, a must-listen episode!

James Cahill and Yvonne Pichert are the new vice presidents at advisory firm MDOTM. The fintech says the pair's international expertise in asset management will be key in accelerating and consolidating its global expansion.Moving jobsUK challenger bank Tandem has hired Paul Noble as its new chief commercial officer. In addition to developing green mortgages and savings accounts, Noble will help grow Tandem's green home ending portfolio that it recently acquired from Allium.interactive investor (ii), the UK's second-largest direct to consumer investment platform, has hired Becky O'Connor as head of pensions and savings. Becky will lead ii's educational programme about pensions and savings, as well as its campaign on pensions and savings policy issues.Jonathan Furse is the new chief technology officer for buy-side analytics provider Substantive Research. In addition to managing the company's digital product strategy, Furse is tasked with growing its in-house team of developers.Working togetherBrokerage house Britannia Global Markets chooses Broadridge in order to streamline its post-trade processing. The fintech's SaaS-based solution will smooth out the post-trade operations in Britannia's cash equities, fixed income and repo businesses.Yoyo will create a global loyalty brand following its merger with South Africa's wiGroup. The UK based payments and loyalty app has also raised additional primary funding from SaltPay, supported by existing investors IP Group. The combined operations will service clients in the UK, Europe, Africa and Australasia. These include Caffe Nero, Paul, Burger King, KFC, Dunkin Donuts and Woolworths.Revenue-based finance provider Uncapped has hooked up with Salt Edge in order to speed up verifying an applicant's business performance. The collaboration with the open banking solutions provider will also boost Uncapped's lending decision time ‘from days to a few hours'.Wealth Dynamix has partnered with Chappuis Halder & Co to deliver enterprise-scale digital transformation. Under the agreement, the companies will embed client lifecycle management within digital transformation initiatives.Meanwhile, international payments provider ECOMMPAY is integrating with Telegram for in-app purchases. The collaboration will allow Telegram users to select products from their channel bot and click a ‘pay' button.Investment app Trading 212 has integrated financial API provider TrueLayer's open banking-powered technology to its trading platform. Trading 212 has hailed TrueLayer for ensuring its ‘users no longer need to do manual wire transfers and wait a day or more before funds arrive in their account'.Funding and investmentsInsurtech Cover Genius has raised A$15million as it expands its product suite and partner network globally. The funding news coincides with the launch of new product and parcel insurance products on ecommerce platform Shopee Thailand.e-Bate, the UK rebate management platform, has raised £950,000 in a second funding round. It says the funding will be used to create five new jobs, as well as increase global sales. The latest funding is the second investment by the Midlands Engine Investment Fund (MEIF).While, passwordless authentication company Secret Double Octopus has secured a strategic investment from Standard Chartered's venture arm, SC Ventures. The Israeli-based startup helps organisations manage their cybersecurity risks, while streamlining employee workflows with authentication technology. The parties did not disclose the financial terms of the deal.Industry announcementsOakNorth Bank has dished out more than £1billion in new loans and receives additional CBILS/CLBILS allocation from the British Business Bank. From June to August, OakNorth Bank experienced twice the lending volume going to credit committee compared to last year, and in the last month, has seen four times the volume.Mojo Mortgages, Moneybox, Plum and Wagestream have come up trumps in the Open Up 2020 Challenge. Run by Nesta Challenges, in partnership with the Open Banking Implementation Entity, the challenge aimed to inspire innovative open banking-enabled solutions to help people across the UK better manage their money. During the challenge, the four winners have tripled their open banking users and will pick up an additional £150,000 in prize money.Global gold marketplace Goldex has adopted new best-practice trading principles from the World Gold Council. The Retail Gold Investment Principles (RGIP) were launched in order to raise the bar for product providers across the global gold market. Gold prices are soaring – increasing more than 600 per cent over the last 20 years.A glut of renowned fintech experts have been unveiled as speakers at the upcoming Seamless: The Future of Fintech event. More than 4,000 people are expected to attend the virtual event co-hosted by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority and the G20 Saudi Secretariat on 19-20 October. Speakers will include Brett King, Anna Maj, Jim Marous, Adrienne A. Harris, as well as Jo Ann Barefoot and Abdulaziz Al-Helaissi.Pezesha is to operate its debt-based crowdfunding platform in the Kenyan capital markets, after a successful one-year testing period in a regulatory sandbox. The Capital Markets Authority has granted a ‘no objection' to Pezesha leaving the sandbox, subject to maintenance of existing compliance requirements.

In this two-segment episode, a preview of the FinTech Talents Virtual North America, taking place in New York on September 9, we talk to legendary Jim Marous from the Financial Brand and Sarika Sangwan from Pinterest. Jim explains the wealth of resources he and his team provide to the community, his views on the acceleration of digitalization trends in retail banking, who will be the winners in Financial Services in the post-COVID world and much more. Sarika explains how Pinterest can be useful for FinTech and Financial Services firms by outlining the key elements of the platform for them: target, trigger and trust.

Digital Banking Report's Jim Marous joins our Credit Union Digital Town Hall to discuss the even greater need to offer online convenience in a post-COVID world. Also- Glen wonders whether the recent trade press merger could provide a Kumbaya moment.

Greg Palmer is joined by Jim Marous to talk about the future of work in banking -- will remote workers become the new norm? Transcription: Finovate showcases cutting edge banking and financial technology through a global conference series featuring short-form demos and thought leadership. Now the conversation continues on the innovate podcast. Greg Palmer 0:22Welcome to the innovate podcast. Joining me today we have Jim Marous. You may know him from many different areas, but you probably know him best as a co publisher of the financial brand, owner and CEO of the digital banking report and host of the podcast banking transformed. We're going to be talking with Jim today about the future of work in the banking industry. Jim, thanks so much for joining me. Jim Marous 0:43Hey, great to be on the show, Greg. Greg Palmer 0:46I just read a paper of yours talking about the future of work in banking based on some research that you've done. Can you talk a little bit about your high level of what that report was all about and some of the key findings? Jim Marous 0:59Yeah, we did this for the digital bank report was actually the first of several reports we're doing that was coined, the COVID impact report. So we realized that between February and May, things are in such great transition that it was really hard to do research and have it be applicable. By the time it got published, even if it just took three weeks to get it published. It was almost always out of date. So the future work was the first report we did it was sponsored by open text. And what was interesting about the future work report we did is we asked organizations finance institutions, people that worked for financial institutions, what has changed? Jim Marous 1:37Well, number one, we found it we actually did it over a period of time Can we kept on updating the information was that as time went on, as you might expect, the negative impact the dramatic in your face impact of working from home, actually got easier for people to take advantage of. So the frustrations of distractions, working as a team. All these things, what was at the beginning of the COVID crisis, really major hindrances became almost easy to work with. So people adjusted, the adjustment that people made it very easy. But what we did find was that a lot of jobs did almost as well as not as well, from a work at home or work remotely environment, as it did in a work at the business place. One of the biggest examples for a lot of call centers, so a lot of call centers when they went remote, they found out that, you know, there wasn't really a dramatic negative impact. And in fact, from a quality of life basis, it actually was a better impact from the standpoint of employee happiness, awareness, and the ability to actually get the job done. I believe TD Bank has already decided in the US that they're gonna give their employees the option of a work at home environment from a call center basis. You can come into work at some times where you can stay away from work. But it's really going to change the whole dynamic of what is the work at home. Or do they work remotely environment? Greg Palmer 3:11Yeah, I just think that working from home dynamic is one that a lot of people really sort of struggled to wrap their heads around at the beginning. And I think banking specifically has been an industry that's been kind of resistant to this idea. You know, and you and a lot of people initially to your point kind of struggled, you have kids or family members in your work space. And now I think you see it, at least in some places, you start to see an ability for some people to start to return to the office. And so this question is, are people going to return to the office and mass when they're able to do so? Or are we going to see more of like, what TD Bank is doing? What's, you know, obviously, there's been a couple of people who have kind of made some initial statements there,

The impact of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus has been both global and catastrophic, as both a public health crisis and as a worldwide economic crisis. Dealing with the health risks will continue for a while, but what’s likely to last even longer are the economic effects, and those always have a big impact on the financial services industry. We talk about who’s winning and losing today, and over the long run in a dramatically changing world. Show Hosts: JP Nicols   Show Guests: Ron Shevlin, Penny Crosman, Jim MarousTOPICS DISCUSSED:[2:30] Are payment processors fairing well during the COVID-19 pandemic? [4:00] Organizations that were further ahead in digital efforts have been able to be more agile in servicing customers. [8:02] Ron Shevlin discusses his latest study regarding small business banking.  [13:30] Jim Marous highlights the importance of being a data-first organization.  [15:00] We are seeing numerous lawsuits against banks for how they processed PPP loans. [18:05] Should the government have waited 24-48 hours to roll out the PPP platform? [21:08] Many small businesses are struggling with the payroll portion of the PPP program. Will they struggle to get forgiveness? [23:12] Ron Shevlin discusses his article https://www.forbes.com/sites/ronshevlin/2020/05/04/the-looming-paycheck-protection-program-forgiveness-nightmare/#15388a5e2e25 [33:30] What does consolidation in the financial industry look like moving forward? [40:57] Will we see more deployment and resources reallocated to digital experiences post COVID-19? What does this mean for branches? [46:50] What is the potential for ITM’s and virtual assistants in the near future?   RESOURCES MENTIONED: Cornerstone Advisors The Financial Brand  American Banker Forbes Stripe Square PayPal True Accord  Verizon TD Bank Bank of America   Show Sponsors: ExpressVPN Jack Henry & AssociatesBreaking Banks is the #1 global fintech radio show and podcast, created by Brett King. Tune in for a look at how technology and customer behavior will bring about more changes in banking in the next 10 years, than in the last 200 years. Listen every Thursday at 3pm eastern time, noon pacific on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel. Subscribe at Provoke.fm to hear the show nearly 2 million listeners from 72 countries are raving about. FULL SHOW TRANSCRIPTION Announcer: Financial technology, or fintech, is one of the fastest growing industries in the world today, with New York, London, Tel Aviv, Edinburgh, Singapore, Moscow and other major cities all vying for a piece of the action. Welcome to Breaking Banks, the first dedicated radio show that focuses on how this new boom is changing everything, from the way we bank to the very concept of money itself. Now, here’s your host, Brett King. JP Nicols: Welcome to Breaking Banks, the number one global fintech radio show and podcast. I’m JP Nicols. Today, we’re looking at winners and losers so far in this pandemic era, and as we look forward to a post pandemic world, with three of our regular and most prolific contributors. Ron Shevlin, director of research for Cornerstone Advisors and senior contributor to Forbes, Penny Crosman, executive editor Technology at American Banker, and Jim Marous, publisher of the Digital Banking Report and co publisher of the Financial Brand. JP Nicols: The impact of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus has been both global and catastrophic, as both a public health crisis and as a worldwide economic crisis, and we’re still in the relatively early stages of it as we record this in early May of 2020. The financial services industry is caught in the squeeze as many workers are at risk on the frontline provided much needed access to relief loans, while others are adapting to social distancing directives. JP Nicols: Dealing with the health risk will continue for a while, but what’s likely to last even longer are the economic affects, and those have always had a big impact on the financial services industry.

Has anyone ever pushed you into a cold lake you were too scared to jump into? Once you get over the initial shock, you find yourself happy to be in the water.  Well, COVID-19 has pushed people into new financial waters — and they’re already getting over the shock.  At least, that’s how my guest, Jim Marous, Host of the Banking Transformed Podcast, sees our current situation. I sat down — remotely, of course — to learn why he believes the “new normal” we’ve adapted to will eventually just become, well... normal.  We went over: -Why your adaptability quotient trumps EQ or IQ -Why the changes brought by COVID-19 are here to stay -Why now is the best time to try something new You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to Banking on Digital Growth on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here.

On episode 39 the Fintech Moshpit break down the CARES Act PPP Provision and how fintechs can help small business suffering right now. Special guest Jim Marous, one of the […]

How will you navigate the GPS of your career? Whether you are about to enter the world of work or if you are already in it, you know it’s a road filled with digital disruptions acting as blind spots along the way. As Jim Marous shares in this episode, change is happening faster than ever before yet it will never happen this slowly again. It can be challenging in times like this to stay relevant and informed about what change means for your industry and for you as an individual. In this episode Jim shares why a personal brand is critical to your self education and why you should use it to show and tell the marketplace that you are the master of your domain.  In this episode Jim Marous, an internationally recognized financial industry strategist named one of the most influential people in banking and top 5 finch influencers to follow, reframes the purpose of why you should have a personal brand calling it the most important self education tool that is going to be critical to helping you thrive and stay relevant in the age of disruption. He’s the co-publisher of The Financial Brand, owner of the Digital Banking Report and host of the Banking Transformed podcast. As a sought after keynote speaker, author and recognized authority on disruption in the financial services industry, Marous has been a contributor to Forbes, CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal and many other news outlets. He’s with us here today to share his journey of disruption and why he believes building your personal brand is the key to life long learning and staying relevant in a rapidly changing world.   In this episode Jim shares: How you can take control of the GPS of your career Why building a personal brand is the best form of self education  How you can show and tell the marketplace that you are the master of your domain Why building a personal brand is not always about building a business Advice on how to navigate your brand for those who want to get started and for those who are already established Why there is room for everyone to take a share of the opportunity pie I hope you all enjoy my conversation with Jim Marous, and as always we’d love if you tag us online and share your thoughts and takeaways.  You can connect visit Jim’s website here, or connect with Jim on Twitter @JimMarous, and on LinkedIn. You can also listen to his podcast Banking Transformed.  You can connect with me, Sabba on Instagram and Twitter @AskMsQ or visit my website askmsq.com.

I caught up with Jim Marous, co-publisher of The Financial Brand, publisher of the Digital Banking Report and one of the top 5 most influential people in banking globally.   In this episode, we discuss:   - Banking transformed - the seamless integration of data and advanced analytics - New technology and new leadership thinking - The extent to which consumers are embracing rapid change  - The importance of personalisation and proactive thinking  - What relationship management will look like in the future - The reasons behind the disparity of trust between GIG economy services and new FS services  - The biggest trends in banking for 2020    The Global Digital Banker is an insight-backed podcast series focused on key trends, market insights, thought leadership and best practice within the fast growing and dynamic world of digital banking. www.globaldigitalbanker.com

EP. 318 A Decade of Fintech (12/26) Brett King hosts our end of the year / Christmas special with Theodora Lau, Penny Crosman, Jim Marous, Ron Shevlin, and David Birch, discussing how #fintech has evolved over the past decade!

PODCAST #301 - THE #FINTECH 300 (Aired 8/15) Don't miss this massive show! #BreakingBanks celebrates +300 episodes featuring an all-star lineup: Brett King, JP Nicols, Jason Henrichs, Chloé James, Theodora Lau, Jim Marous, Chris Skinner, Ron Shevlin, and John Best

PODCAST #292 Financial Fitness (Aired 6/6) Losing weight is simple-- we all need to move more and eat less, yet weight loss is a $9 billion a year industry. What lessons can we apply to financial fitness? JP Nicols hosts Ron Shevlin, Cornerstone Advisors, sharing why Americans need a Fitbit of Banking. Moven CMO Karen Morgan talks their success in nudging consumers towards more responsible financial habits, and Jim Marous from the Digital Banking Report weighs in with his latest research.

This weeks' episode features an interview from Finnovate Europe where we were joined by Jim Marous, one of the most influential people in banking, a top 5 fintech influencer, co-publisher of The Financial Brand and owner and publisher of the Global Digital Banking Report. Key themes include: Banking & FS trends for 2019 Quick wins - how to utilise data & analytics to drive stronger customer engagement The definition of good customer experience What consumers really want to know from their banks How to build a successful digital-only bank - learnings from banking giants such as DBS and BBVA Addressing concerns around human displacement to overcome barriers to innovation Fostering a culture of ‘embracing change, taking risks and disrupting yourself' The Global Digital Banker is an insight-backed podcast series focused on key trends, market insights, thought leadership and best practice within the fast growing and dynamic world of digital banking. www.globaldigitalbanker.com  

BAI and the Digital Banking Report recently released “Humanizing the Digital Banking Experience” at BAI Beacon. The report details how banks have an opportunity to humanize customer engagement on their digital platforms. Digital Banking Report owner and publisher Jim Marous discusses why banks lag behind and ways they can bring their experience up to speed via technologies such as AI.

Doug Nielsen from U.S. Bank joins Brett King and co-host Jason Henrichs to talk about SXSW 2018 and Jim Marous, publisher of the Digital Banking Report, weighs in on Amazon's plans for a checking account.

There's a shift in relationship banking and it's time to act accordingly. Jim and Dallas discuss the changes we're seeing in relationship banking and what you can do at your bank to better serve your customers. This topic comes from a recent Financial Brand article by Jim Marous entitled, "Banking Desperately Needs A Relationship-Based Selling Strategy." Show Notes: Banking Desperately Needs A Relationship-Based Selling Strategy, by Jim Marous 3 Reasons to Cross-Sell & 4 Ways to Do It Better, Dallas Wells  

Fintechs got a head-start in the person-to-person payments race, and Zelle seemed like banks' catchup attempt, but it may prove to be a true innovation. Brett hosts Elise Moussa, CEO of Snapay , Jim Marous of The Financial Brand, JP Nicols, host of Serial Intrapreneur, and Wade Arnold, Builder of Awesomeness at BillGo.

Jim Marous, named one of the most influential people in banking and co-publisher of The Financial Brand, sits down with PrecisionLender Director of Communications, Jim Young, to discuss the changes coming to the banking industry.  They discuss how banks can embrace and leverage these changes to be more successful.  You can find more on Jim Marous here: https://thefinancialbrand.com/?s=jim+marous Jim Marous will be a 2018 BankOnPurpose Conference speaker. To register for and learn more about BankOnPurpose head to this site: https://bankonpurpose.com/  

For all the recognition artificial intelligence has enjoyed in the banking community, it hasn’t yet found a nearly equal level of adoption. With all the questions, misconceptions and curiosity surrounding this game-changing technology, Jim Marous, the publisher of Digital Banking Report, shares some of the latest findings by way of his newly published report, on the eve of its formal presentation at BAI Beacon.

American Banker's Rob Blackwell and Marc Hochstein discuss the pushback from state regulators and consumer advocates to the OCC's proposed charter; Chris Skinner and Jim Marous hold forth on fintech. 

American Banker is pleased to bring you Breaking Banks, hosted by Brett King, and featuring the editors of American Banker.   In this episode, guest host Ron Shevlin talks to American Banker's Rob Blackwell and Joe Adler and the Financial Brand's Jim Marous about what to expect from the next administration. Also, Megan Caywood, chief platform officer of Starling Bank, talks about creating an open API for developers outside the U.K. startup bank.

American Banker is pleased to bring you Breaking Banks, hosted by Brett King, and featuring the editors of American Banker.   In this episode: Brett hosts a group of fintech influencers — including Chris Skinner, Jim Marous, Dave Birch, and Ghela Boskovich — to review a bit of 2016 and talk about the trends and predictions for 2017. What's next?