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Health insurance is one of the few products people pay for while hoping they never have to use it. Alan is trying to change that.
In this episode, Jean-Charles Samuelian, Co-founder and CEO of Alan, shares how the company built a full-stack health insurance platform designed around prevention, personalization, and everyday engagement rather than simply paying claims when something goes wrong.
They discuss why Alan chose to become a regulated insurer instead of a broker or technology provider, how owning the entire insurance stack changed the customer experience and economics, and why the company believes prevention can become central to the future of health insurance.
Jean-Charles also explains how Alan is using AI across customer service, operations, and healthcare through its AI companion Mo, why personalization should improve care rather than determine who can afford insurance, and how the company is building one technology platform across France, Spain, Belgium, and Canada.
🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:
Why Alan chose to become a full-stack insurance company
How prevention changes the traditional health insurance model
Why owning the entire value chain creates better economics
How Alan processes around 70% of claims within five minutes
How AI is changing healthcare and insurance
Why personalized healthcare shouldn’t mean personalized pricing
How Alan built one platform across four countries
Why hyper-personalization could define the future of health insurance
⏱️ CHAPTERS
01:55 What is Alan and “prevention insurance”?
05:04 Why build in a market customers traditionally dislike?
07:49 Why Alan became an insurer instead of a broker
10:21 Why combining insurance and healthcare changes the economics
15:57 How Alan is using AI across the business
21:12 Why AI shouldn’t determine your insurance premium
32:07 Building one health platform across multiple countries
41:40 The future of hyper-personalized health insurance
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Latin America has a massive consumer credit market, but high interest rates and short loan maturities continue to put pressure on borrowers.
In this episode, Sergio Furio, Founder and CEO of Creditas, shares how the company built an asset-backed lending model around cars and homes, giving customers access to longer-term credit at better rates.
They discuss why Creditas moved away from partnering with banks, how securitization became central to the business, why complexity created a stronger moat, and how the company reduced production costs from more than 20% of loan value to below 9%.
Sergio also explains how Creditas built a base of 20 million registered users, what its valuation reset changed, why the company remains focused on Brazil, and where tokenization could change lending next.
🎙️ In this episode:
✔️ Why Sergio chose Brazil to build Creditas
✔️ How Creditas moved from a marketplace to asset-backed lending
✔️ Why securitization became central to the business model
✔️ How operational complexity became a competitive moat
✔️ Why profitability depends on lowering production costs
✔️ How Creditas reduced production costs to below 9%
✔️ What its valuation reset changed about how Sergio thinks about growth
✔️ Why tokenization could reshape lending and fixed income
⏱️ CHAPTERS
02:59 Why Sergio left New York to build Creditas in Brazil
05:28 The $225 billion lending opportunity Creditas saw
13:43 Why Creditas stopped relying on banks
17:46 Why complexity became Creditas’ competitive moat
22:27 Can cheaper credit and profitability coexist?
28:37 How Creditas cut the cost of producing a loan
32:31 From a $4.8B valuation to a $3.3B reset
40:33 Why tokenization could change lending
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Islamic finance is growing globally, but the companies pushing it forward are not always the ones talking about it the loudest.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Abdullo Kurbanov, CEO and Co-founder of Ayan Capital, shares how he helped build Alif from a $200,000 start in Tajikistan into a profitable fintech processing $1.2 billion in transactions every month, and why he is now building again from scratch in the UK.
They unpack what Islamic finance actually changes for customers, why Sharia-compliant fintechs still need to compete on speed, pricing and experience, how building technology in-house became a major advantage, and why Abdullo believes the next big Islamic fintech opportunity could come from Central Asia or the UK.
🎙️ In this episode:
Why successful Islamic fintechs do not need to lead with the Islamic label
How Alif grew from $200,000 in capital to $1.2 billion in monthly transactions
Why expanding into Pakistan required years of perseverance
How building technology in-house became a competitive advantage
What actually separates Islamic finance from conventional finance
Why Sharia compliance can become a moat
Why Ayan chose UK car finance as its starting point
What Islamic fintech needs to reach its global potential
⏱️ CHAPTERS
02:29 Why successful Islamic fintechs do not lead with the Islamic label
08:23 Building Alif in a cash-first banking market
13:54 Why Alif expanded into Pakistan
19:06 Why Alif built its technology stack in-house
22:57 What actually makes Islamic finance different?
30:08 Is Islamic finance only relevant to Muslims?
35:02 Why Abdullo started again in the UK
40:43 Why Ayan started with car finance
46:28 The vision for a global digital Islamic bank
48:32 What Islamic fintech needs to reach its potential
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SMEs are central to the UAE economy, yet access to credit remains one of their biggest challenges.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Hassan Reda, Co-Founder & CPO of CredibleX, and Anand Nagaraj, Co-Founder & CEO of CredibleX, unpack why SME lending has remained difficult for banks and fintechs, and what needs to change to close the financing gap.
They explain how embedded lending can solve the distribution problem, why working-capital finance requires a different approach to traditional business loans, and how better underwriting, alternative capital and AI could reshape SME financing in the UAE.
🎙️ In this episode:
Why banks still struggle to serve SMEs effectively
How CredibleX embeds lending into platforms SMEs already use
Why working-capital finance needs a different approach to traditional business loans
Why payments data alone is not enough to underwrite larger SMEs
How fintech lenders can build the balance sheet needed to scale
Which players could win as competition in SME lending increases
Where AI is creating practical value in lending and KYC
How alternative capital could unlock the next phase of SME financing
⏱️ CHAPTERS
01:59 Why SME credit remains difficult to solve
07:52 How CredibleX approaches embedded SME lending
13:53 The three working-capital products CredibleX offers
17:25 Why payments data alone cannot solve SME lending
23:23 Building the balance sheet to scale lending
32:49 Who will win the race for SME lending?
36:26 Where AI is actually creating value in lending
48:19 The untapped future of SME financing
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Digital banks have spent years chasing customer growth. But scale alone does not create profitability.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Simon Loong, Founder and Group CEO of WeLab, explains what it takes to build a successful digital bank across Asia.
He shares why lending remains central to profitability, why standalone fintechs face a harder path, and how banking licences, AI, stablecoins and regional expansion are shaping the next phase of digital banking.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Why customer numbers are the wrong measure of scale
• What separates profitable digital banks from the rest
• Why lending remains central to digital banking economics
• The advantages and costs of obtaining a banking licence
• Why ecosystems improve a digital bank’s chances of success
• How digital banking strategies change across Asian markets
• Where AI is actually creating value inside banks
• How stablecoins and digital assets may connect with traditional finance
• Why profitability deserves more attention than growth
⏱️ CHAPTERS
01:43 Building one of Asia’s largest fintech companies
08:22 Leaving banking to become a fintech founder
10:31 Why fintechs pursue banking licences
19:33 The playbook behind profitable digital banks
27:19 Serving mature and underbanked markets
39:40 Can a pan-Asian digital bank succeed?
45:32 Where AI is actually delivering value in banking
49:16 Stablecoins, tokenisation and digital assets
SOCIAL LINKS
Arjun's LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/arjunvirsingh/
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Every day we create data, but almost none of us know who really owns it.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, André Vellozo, Founder and CEO of DrumWave, joins the show to explore one of the biggest questions facing the digital economy: what if people could own their data the same way they own money?
André explains why privacy is only the beginning of the conversation, why AI is accelerating the need for data ownership, and why he believes the world needs entirely new infrastructure that allows people, businesses, and governments to exchange data securely while creating value for everyone involved.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Why owning your data is different from protecting your privacy
• The idea behind data wallets and how they could work
• Why AI is changing the value of personal data
• How people could eventually earn from the data they create every day
• Why governments, banks and technology companies are all competing around digital identity
• Brazil's national experiment with data wallets
• Whether data could become a new asset class
• What it will take to build a global data economy
⏱️ CHAPTERS
01:51 What DrumWave is building
09:01 Why data behaves more like money than information
17:12 How data wallets could work
24:00 Turning everyday data into an asset
31:49 Who should issue data wallets?
38:24 Can people really earn from their data?
43:19 Building the infrastructure for a data economy
50:22 Why governments are paying attention to data ownership
SOCIAL LINKS
Arjun's LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/arjunvirsingh/
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Can Europe build the next generation of global fintech leaders?
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Stefan Klestil, General Partner Fintech EMEA, joins the show to discuss venture capital, fintech investing, AI, digital assets, founder psychology, and why the Middle East and Africa have become one of the world's most compelling investment opportunities.
Stefan explains why Speedinvest launched its dedicated EMEA fund, what separates exceptional founders from everyone else, and why venture investors are increasingly looking beyond Europe for the next wave of global fintech success.
The conversation explores the rise of AI-driven fintech, stablecoins, tokenization, venture capital, cross-border financial infrastructure, regulation, and why governance often determines whether startups become lasting businesses.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Why Speedinvest launched a dedicated Middle East and Africa fund
• What makes founders capable of building regional and global companies
• Why AI could dramatically reduce the time needed to build fintech leaders
• The future of stablecoins, tokenization, and on-chain financial services
• Why venture capital is shifting toward growth markets
• How governance determines long-term startup success
• Why Europe still struggles to retain growth capital
• The fintech opportunities investors believe are still being overlooked
⏱️ CHAPTERS
01:51 Why the next fintech giants may come from emerging markets
09:13 Investing across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa
17:12 What investors really look for in founders
24:31 Stablecoins, tokenization, and on-chain finance
28:28 Is European fintech losing momentum?
36:05 Meta Reality: AI, MENA, and the future of fintech
41:31 The hardest lessons from backing founders
46:08 The fintech opportunities investors still underestimate
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Is digital banking really about technology anymore?
It is becoming a battle for customer relationships, trust, data, and who owns the financial experience.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Raheel Ahmed, Group CEO of RAKBANK, returns to discuss open finance, AI, stablecoins, SME banking, regulation, and the future of financial services in the UAE.
Raheel explains why open finance is being built for customers rather than banks, why products and pricing are becoming increasingly commoditized, and how financial institutions must rethink where they create value in a more transparent and competitive market.
The conversation explores how AI is already being deployed inside banks, the opportunities around stablecoins and tokenization, the future of SME financing, and why customer relationships may become the most important asset banks have.
From digital transformation and regulation to competition and emerging technologies, this episode examines how banking is evolving and what it will take to stay relevant in the years ahead.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Why open finance is a bigger disruption than many banks realize
• How AI is already transforming banking operations
• Why customer relationships matter more than products
• The future of stablecoins and tokenized deposits
• How RAKBANK approaches partnerships and innovation
• The evolution of SME banking and financing in the UAE
• Why regulation is accelerating change rather than slowing it down
• What banks must do to remain competitive in the next decade
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 The future of banking, AI, and open finance
01:59 How UAE banks handled recent uncertainty
06:27 Regulation and the changing banking landscape
08:48 Why digital banking still needs a human touch
12:24 Payments, partnerships, and customer data
15:35 Stablecoins and tokenized deposits
22:11 Why open finance is a major disruption
27:13 The future of SME banking and lending
SOCIAL LINKS
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Digital finance is no longer only about banking apps and payments.
It is becoming a question of infrastructure, trust, customer behaviour, and how financial systems evolve in emerging markets.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Nika Kurdiani, CEO of TBC Uzbekistan, joins the show for a sharp conversation on digital banking, AI, open banking, and why Uzbekistan is becoming one of the most interesting financial markets to watch.
Nika explains how TBC built one of the largest digital financial ecosystems in Central Asia, why customer experience matters more than legacy banking scale, and how AI is bringing the relationship manager back into the app.
From cash economies and digital adoption to regulation, ecosystem strategy, and the future of financial services, this episode explores what happens when fast-growing markets leapfrog traditional banking models.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Why Uzbekistan became a major opportunity for digital finance
• How TBC scaled to millions of users in under six years
• Why “cash is not a competitor, it is an opportunity”
• How open banking evolved differently in Uzbekistan
• The strategy behind building a digital financial ecosystem
• Why AI is changing customer relationships in banking
• How TBC built its own AI and language models
• Why trust is the most important currency in finance
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Trust, AI, and the future of banking
02:37 Why Uzbekistan is attracting investor attention
09:22 Lessons from Kaspi and digital banking growth
11:41 Open banking and interoperability in Uzbekistan
18:18 Building a digital financial ecosystem
25:05 Why AI became a major bet for TBC
33:46 Competition and the financial services flywheel
43:50 Regulation, agility, and emerging markets
SOCIAL LINKS
Arjun’s LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/arjunvirsingh/
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Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical issue, it is now a human, business, and financial system challenge.
In this episode of Couchonomics with Arjun, Arjun is joined by Ralph Echemendia, Ethical Hacker and Cyber Security Expert, for a sharp conversation on hacking psychology, cybercrime, AI-driven fraud, and why financial institutions need to rethink security.
Ralph explains why some of the most dangerous attacks are not built on complex code, but on human vulnerability, trust, and social engineering.
From banks and insider threats to AI, quantum computing, and the myths Hollywood created around hackers, this episode looks at the real risks sitting behind digital finance today.
🎙️ In this episode:
• How Ralph first entered the world of hacking
• What hackers really feel when they gain system access
• Why banks still underestimate human vulnerability
• How social engineering bypasses expensive security systems
• What Hollywood gets wrong about hackers
• Why cybercrime is becoming more organised and commercial
• How AI is changing the speed and scale of attacks
• Why trust, vulnerability, and security are deeply connected
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Inside the mind of a hacker
00:54 Meet Ralph Echemendia, The Ethical Hacker
02:34 How hacking started for Ralph
16:43 Why banks struggle with human vulnerability
23:05 The penetration test that exposed a data centre
31:32 Cybersecurity myths and realities
35:07 AI, quantum computing, and the widening security gap
44:07 Trust, vulnerability, and the future of cybersecurity
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Decoding the New World Order of Finance - Unfiltered, global, weekly
As tectonic shifts reshape the financial world, Couchonomics continues to explore the trends transforming commerce,…
Whether it’s AI in Asia, tokenization in Europe, or fintech policy experiments in Africa, today’s financial shifts cross borders, industries, and disciplines.
Whether you’re in the industry or just fintech-curious, tune in weekly as we decode the big moves, bold ideas, and brilliant minds shaping tomorrow’s economy.
Episodes drop weekly. Arabic subtitles available on YouTube: youtube.com/@couchonomicswitharjunsingh438
Learn more: www.couchonomics.com
Season 4 supported by:
Adyen | Mastercard | SC Ventures | Thunes | Hala | e& | Digit 9
About the host:
Arjun's expertise covers a broad range of areas including Fintech, Payments, Digital Assets, Embedded Finance, Application of Emerging Technologies, and the Emergence of New Business Models within the Financial Services Sector in the MEA region and globally.
Arjun is deeply engaged in the Tech Start-Up ecosystem. He serves as a passive investor, advisory board member, and a notable commentator on the rapidly evolving scene.
In recognition of his impactful contributions, Arjun was honored as a Top Voice of the region by LinkedIn in 2020.
Learn more at www.couchonomics.com.

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