Podcast appearances and mentions of norris koppel

In today's episode, we pose the question: How is technology revolutionizing the traditional banking sector? Join us as we dive deep into this topic with Norris Koppel, the visionary Founder and CEO of Monese Bank, the UK's pioneering mobile app alternative to traditional banks. In 2023, Monese has once again disrupted the banking landscape with the launch of XYB, an innovative 'coreless' banking platform provider that promises to redefine the industry. Norris will share insights into how XYB, in a significant shift from the centralized systems of core banking providers, enables banks and non-banking financial institutions to swiftly access new financial services solutions. By leveraging highly flexible decentralized microservices, XYB overcomes the limitations imposed by traditional core banking systems. This breakthrough means that businesses can now deliver the financial products and services their customers need, exactly when and where they're needed. A cornerstone of our discussion will be XYB's groundbreaking partnership with Google Cloud, integrating generative AI and machine learning tools into its platform. This collaboration is not just a technological leap but a transformation in how financial products are conceptualized, developed, and delivered. Norris will elucidate on how this partnership empowers banks, non-bank financial institutions, and fintech companies to create cutting-edge products with ease and speed, paving the way for hyper-personalized customer experiences and a new era of industry-wide innovation. Imagine a world where financial products are tailored to individual spending habits, where customer inquiries and complaints are resolved without human intervention, significantly reducing operational costs. Norris will discuss how XYB's strategic embrace of generative AI through its partnership with Google Cloud represents a bold step towards such a future, breaking free from conventional constraints to foster innovation in the financial services sector. As we explore the transformative potential of XYB and its coreless banking platform, we'll also delve into the broader implications for the banking industry. 

In today's episode, Norris Koppel, Founder and CEO at Monese, shares his vision of hyper personalization and customer-centric financial services enabled by AI, and becoming 'the bank of the future.'We discuss the impact of AI on the financial industry, understanding the current state of AI in FinTech, concerns regarding its implications, and practical usecases for AI to improve processes, prevent fraud, and offer highly personalized services to customers. Norris talks to us about Monese's spin off, XYB by Monese, an end-to-end coreless banking platform and his partnership with Google for generative AI.Let's dive into it!

Norris Koppel founded Monese after he moved to the UK and found that opening a bank account was anything but simple. So he decided to fix the problem and launched in September 2015 as the UK's first mobile app alternative to the banks. Norris and Atul talk about Monese and what makes it so special and successful.

Ever heard the analogy ‘A drop of water can break a stone'?  The meaning behind this is to keep going no matter what… and I get it, heck I even champion it, but surely there is a smarter way? After all were are not going to live a million years. We want to make an impact in our lifetime. That's why I am delighted to bring you a CEO and founder of one of the fastest growing Fintech in the start up world today. Introducing Monese. The mobile money app which is for the rapidly scaling untraditional workforce. With Norris at the wheel he's found the smart ways to grow. Monese has raised around $90m in its latest funding push, taking its total raised to $162m in 8 short years. In this episode we unpack the 3 things that have helped him scale: People, Perseverance and Prudence. Tune in and discover how Norris started, kept going and how he is planning to push down the accelerator in 2022:  What to look for to identify your A players who will 10X your business How you can start from scratch and build up your network from one contact Why as you grow, it will take longer for you to get a yes or no from investors The moment you will question your own sanity and how to keep going Why Hiring, Clarity and Communication are top of the agenda in 2022 Liked this episode and want to hear more from Norris? Subscribe to the CK insider newsletter this April and you'll receive a bonus episode, which reveals what no one ever tells you about becoming a CEO. Resources  Monese: https://monese.com/gb/en  Norris Koppel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/norriskoppel/  Snippets of Genius LinkedIn Community: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9151038/  Follow me on Instagram: www.instagram.com/carolinekaysuccess  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Restardis on külas Monese asutaja Norris Koppel. Monese on Wise’i kõrval tuntud kui teine Eesti fintech-idufirma ning räägime sellest, milline on olnud Monese areng viimaste aastate jooksul ja kuidas nad leidsid ootamatult täiesti uue äri. Saatejuhid on Henrik Roonemaa ja Taavi Kotka.

Restardis on külas Monese asutaja Norris Koppel. Monese on Wise'i kõrval tuntud kui teine Eesti fintech-idufirma ning räägime sellest, milline on olnud Monese areng viimaste aastate jooksul ja kuidas nad leidsid ootamatult täiesti uue äri. Saatejuhid on Henrik Roonemaa ja Taavi Kotka.

Restardis on külas Monese asutaja Norris Koppel. Monese on Wise'i kõrval tuntud kui teine Eesti fintech-idufirma ning räägime sellest, milline on olnud Monese areng viimaste aastate jooksul ja kuidas nad leidsid ootamatult täiesti uue äri. Saatejuhid on Henrik Roonemaa ja Taavi Kotka.

In episode 57, Simon talks to Norris Koppel. Norris is Founder & CEO of the European banking service Monese. He launched Monese in 2015, after his first-hand experience of the hassle involved with opening a bank account in a new country. With its multi-currency current accounts that are available in 31 countries, Monese enables people to bank like a local across the UK and Europe. Since 2007, Norris has co-founded and built a number of fintech companies. He is passionate about financial education and is founder of the Artha Foundation that focusses on educating children about money.

In episode 57, Simon talks to Norris Koppel. Norris is Founder & CEO of the European banking service Monese. He launched Monese in 2015, after his first-hand experience of the hassle involved with opening a bank account in a new country. With its multi-currency current accounts that are available in 31 countries, Monese enables people to bank like a local across the UK and Europe. Since 2007, Norris has co-founded and built a number of fintech companies. He is passionate about financial education and is founder of the Artha Foundation that focusses on educating children about money.

In episode 57, Simon talks to Norris Koppel. Norris is Founder & CEO of the European banking service Monese. He launched Monese in 2015, after his first-hand experience of the hassle involved with opening a bank account in a new country. With its multi-currency current accounts that are available in 31 countries, Monese enables people to bank like a local across the UK and Europe. Since 2007, Norris has co-founded and built a number of fintech companies. He is passionate about financial education and is founder of the Artha Foundation that focusses on educating children about money.

The UPGRADE 100 founder Dragos Stanca in an exclusive chat with Norris Koppel, CEO & Founder MONESE: - What did REVOLUT better to grow 5x bigger than MONESE? - How many active users MONESE is having now in Romania and globally? - Why MONESE is different? - What’s the future of MONESE in the fintech world

On 2019’s final episode of Money Bites by Smart Money People, we take you through our Top 10 Highlights of the year gone by. We’ll have a variety of prank calls, big cheese grillings, dramatic review readings, fighting talk segments & of course, a round of the renowned confectionery competition, Skittlemania! (01:11) - ‘Skittlemania’ with Lucy Porter  (2:30) - Interview with Daniel Hegarty, Founder & CEO at Habito (4:50) - Mr. Money Prank Calls Admiral (6:56) - Interview with Scambaiter, Jim Browning (11:08) - Interview with Norris Koppel, Founder & CEO at Monese (13:26) - Fighting Talk on Black Box Car Insurance (17:08) - Skittlemania with Tanya Andreyasen, Editor-In-Chief at Fintech Futures (19:12) - Interview with Helen Dean, CEO at NEST (22:23) - Dramatic Review Reading  (25:06) - Mr. Money’s Black Box Prank Call You can reach us at hello@smartmoneypeople.com, on twitter at @SmartMoneyPPL or visit the site at smartmoneypeople.com (http://smartmoneypeople.com/) .

On the debut episode of Money Bites by Smart Money People we're biting into app-based current accounts, can we trust them? We'll have prank calls, fiery debates, a dramatic review reading and an interview with Monese Founder & CEO Norris Koppel.  You can reach us at hello@smartmoneypeople.com, on twitter at @SmartMoneyPPL or visit the site at smartmoneypeople.com.   

Our expert hosts, Sarah Kocianski and David Brear, are joined by some great guests to talk about the most notable fintech, financial services and banking news from the past week. This week's guests include: Joe Cross - Global Marketing & PR at TransferWise Rona Ruthen - Customer Operations Director at Monzo Bank Wincie Wong - Head of Rose Review Implementation, at RBS We also hear from Monese CEO Norris Koppel and Nick Harris, UK Partnerships Lead for Square! We cover the following stories from the fintech and financial services space: Digital banks on track to treble customers next year (04:40) Singapore to accept first digital bank applications (11:35) Lenders accuse Google of overstepping mark with ban on payday loan apps (19:25) Lloyds buys Tesco Bank’s mortgage book in £3.8bn deal (30:26) TSB and Square announce payments partnership (36:40) European banking app Monese partners with deposits marketplace Raisin (46:36) Linkedin Top 25 Startups (53:04) 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 in subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed 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: Joe Cross, Nicholas Harris, Norris Koppel, Rona Ruthen, and Wincie Wong.

Startup in Estonia is a podcast where we discuss different pillars of a successful startup ecosystem by showcasing examples from Estonia. In the second season, we take a deeper dive into verticals of startups such as Educational Technology, AI & Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Financial Technologies, Talent/HR and more. In the fifth episode, we are focusing on financial technologies, covering the topic with Kaidi Ruusalepp, the CEO of Funderbeam and Norris Koppel, the CEO of Monese. Kaidi Ruusalepp is the founder and CEO of Funderbeam, the global funding and trading platform of private companies built on blockchain. Kaidi is a former CEO of Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange and the Co-Founder of Estonian Service Industry Association. She is also an Ex Member of Startup Europe Advisory Board at European Commission. Norris Koppel is the founder and CEO of Monese, an online banking platform that offers quick current account opening for all EU residents. Norris founded Monese after his first-hand experience of the hassle involved with opening a bank account in a new country. Prior to starting Monese, he built multiple FinTech companies in the UK. The podcast is hosted by Joao Rei.

This week we have some really interesting stories for you as David and Simon are joined by a couple of great guests: Gary Turner, a friend of the show and Co-founder and MD of Xero Helene Panzarino, MD of Rainmaking Colab Norris Koppel, CEO of Monese We kick off the episode by talking about the third major acquisition this year: Global Payments buys TSYS for 21.5 billion dollars! The combined company will be lead by a 12 member board and go by the name Global Payments. Gary points out that with a name like Global Payments, the strategy is kind of hiding in plain sight and looking at the current state of the industry, there are quite a lot of things happening, particularly within payments. Also, try and say multi monolithic architecture after a glass of wine or two. Next up, we talk about Revolut. Are they the most-complained-about small online bank? The bank, which has 2 million customers had 171 claims made against them between 2015 and 2018, compared to only 82 claims made against Monzo. Despite receiving more complaints compared to Monzo and similar online banks, the number is still far less than Barclays and Lloyds who both had more than 100 000 complaints made against them during the same time period! Simon argues the title is slightly misleading... and David agrees! It is making a lot of very little. It is also worth pointing out that Revolut has more features and products then Monzo, so is it really fair to compare them both? Other stories include: NatWest is the “most complained about” Plaid comes to the UK A Goldman Sachs rival pulled out of the Apple Card deal on fears it will be a money loser Robinhood on track for at least $7 billion valuation with upcoming funding round French teen banking startup Pixpay raises EUR3.1m CBA invests heavily in tech-for-trust image rebuild NatWest apologises for patronising women, by patronising women All this and so much more on today's show. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and let us know your thoughts on the stories @FintechInsiders on Twitter where you can also ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com This week's episode was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Gary Turner, Helene Panzarino , and Norris Koppel.

Restardis on külas eduka idufirma Monese asutaja Norris Koppel, kes räägib sellest, millise raske tööga ta firma üldse lendu sai ning kui suureks praeguseks asi kasvanud on. Küsime Norriselt ka, mille poolest Monese teistest turul olevatest arvukatest fintechidest erineb ehk kas ja miks peaks oma konto just tema firmasse tegema. Saatejuhid Henrik Roonemaa uudisteportaalist Geenius.ee ja Taavi Kotka.

This week we have some great stories for you as David and Sarah are joined by four great guests: Nick Bortot, CEO of Bux Max Rofagha, CEO of Finimize Nicholas Megaw, Retail Banking correspondent at the FT Damian Richardson, Head of Product, New Digital Customer Propositions, Services at NatWest We kick off the episode with a close look at the winners of the RBS Remedies fund announced last week and wonder why some were snubbed. Max Rofagha points out how anti-competitive the awards were but it remains to be seen if this continues through the the rest of the fund pools available. TSB may have lost out but as Sarah says, TSB have bigger problems than missing out on a fund. And in a quick throwback to last week's news episode, Tom Blomfeld CEO of Monzo was correct to predict that Starling would win the £100M (03:19). Next up we take a look at Goldman Sachs' move into the credit card market with Apple. David notes that a big technology company moving into banking has been the incumbent banks biggest fear for quite some time. Sarah asks if this move could spell the end of the Marcus brand with co-branding alongside ApplePay. Sarah thinks it's been a long time coming considering some of the moves Goldman Sachs has been making over the past few months, the decision to partner with Apple suggests that Goldman Sachs wants to target Apple's demographic and payment network (10:25). Later on in the show we spoke Norris Koppel, CEO of Monese to find out more about the partnership with Avios (56:07). Other stories included: * Have you got PPI? Lloyds have £19.4bn * The Swedish Money Laundering Scandal continues * HSBC launches PayMe in HK * US might legislate against going cashless * And finally, Lithuania’s Top Gear-inspired strategy to become a fintech hub All this and much much more on this week's news show. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode, leave a review on iTunes and let us know your thoughts on the stories @FintechInsiders on Twitter where you can also ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com This week's episode was produced by Laura Watkins and edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Damian Richardson, Max Rofagha, Nicholas Megaw, Nick Bortot, and Norris Koppel.

App Banks are all the rage and you can go round the world on their cards. However move to another place and you soon find you need a bank account. Norris Koppel founder of Monese is on a mission to build a Global App Bank that will enable you to have local bank accounts at […]

This episode of Breaking Banks was sponsored by NTT DATA… They get stuff done. We were guests at the Money 2020 conference, and had the chance to do lots of amazing interviews. The theme of the conference was Fintech Superheroes, and this show highlights just 4 of many Fintech fighters that are working to make the system better, smarter, faster, cheaper, and more honest. First we meet Neobank hero- Norris Koppel, the founder of Monese, which was started out of his own need to as a migrant to open a bank account. Like many heroes, he decided to solve the problem for everyone after him! Next, we meet Frederic Nze, whose Oakam is transforming microlending in London, strengthening communities and giving opportunity to the financially underserved. Then we go to Marta Piekarska at the bright star of Hyperledger, working on blockchains that could solve problems of trust, transparency, and tranfers forever. And last, but hardly least, is our own Fintech “Q”, Steve Kirsch. As CEO and Founder of Token, he is solving the problem of banks accuracy, agility, and speed. In coming weeks, we will bring you more stories from the conference…