One-On-One Interview Show
What is Missing From Instant Bank Payments With Arpit Goel, CEO of Root
Root CEO Arpit Goel explains why SMBs decline cards because of delays, not fees, and how his non-custodial orchestration layer moves money bank-to-bank in five seconds.
Acquiring Banks and Creating an Underwriting Moat in Mexico With René Saúl, CEO of Kapital
Kapital’s Rene Saul explains why buying two Mexican banks, not building another fintech app, became the winning strategy for B2B finance in Latin America.
Why Enova Wants a Bank Charter, Not Just Cheap Deposits with CEO Steve Cunningham
Enova CEO Steve Cunningham explains the real thesis behind the Grasshopper Bank deal, responds to critics in Congress, and shares what’s driving credit quality today.
Why Banking Fundamentals, Not Technology, Decide Who Survives in Sponsor Banking With Amanda Swoverland of Hatch Bank
Hatch Bank President Amanda Swoverland on why “direct versus not direct” is a meaningless distinction and why the next blowup will come from weak banking fundamentals.
A New Intelligence Layer for Community Lenders with Mike de Vere, CEO of Zest AI
Zest AI CEO Mike de Vere on LuLu, why generative AI should never make the credit decision, and how collective intelligence gives community lenders an edge.
Why Card-Linked Installments is a Better Form of BNPL With Nandan Sheth, CEO of Splitit
Splitit CEO Nandan Sheth on card-linked installments with no underwriting, why merchants fund 0% plans, and how installments are a better form of BNPL.
The $70 Billion Escheatment Problem for Banks, Fintechs and Crypto With Allen Osgood, CEO of Eisen
Eisen CEO Allen Osgood on escheatment, the $70 billion problem where dormant bank, fintech and crypto accounts get handed to the states, and why crypto holders face a rude awakening.
Why Accounts Receivable Is Fintech’s Biggest Untapped Market With Caitlin Leksana, CEO of Fazeshift
There are a million AR analysts in the US doing work software never solved. Caitlin Leksana explains how Fazeshift’s AI agents finally crack accounts receivable.