Dave and Dharm DeMystify

In this episode, we talk to Professor Sue Black and Simon Schofield about the work that TechUP Women are doing to encourage more women into a career in technology. Through re-training and support, they aim to address the gender imbalance; women are currently significantly under-represented.

In this episode, Dave and Dharm demystify the man that is Brett King. In this incredibly candid interview, Brett and Dave talk about the work they did together with HSBC in HK and how that got Brett thinking... The rest, as they say, is history!

In this episode, Dave and Dharm talk to Adrian Webb and Max Wiggins of the Lab group, about the incredible work they are doing to determine vulnerability based on a user's online behaviour and what that could mean for delivering a customised user-experience. As you will hear, this is the cutting edge of true psychology-based insight driving innovation, but doing it for a purposeful outcome.

In the second of a 2 part mini-series, Dave and Dharm look back to the year 2000 and talk to Jeff Scott (CMO) and Paul Loberman (Senior Manager) about Inscape.

Inscape was one of the very original FinTech companies, launched by the Abbey National (now Santander)in the year 2000. It was a superbly well-crafted wealth management proposition that combined the power of digital with relationship managers. We discuss the brand, the proposition and ultimately why it failed.

In the first of a 2 part mini-series, Dave and Dharm look back to the year 2000 and talk to Jeff Scott (CMO) and Paul Loberman (Senior Manager) about Inscape.

Inscape was one of the very original FinTech companies, launched by the Abbey National (now Santander) in the year 2000. It was a superbly well-crafted wealth management proposition that combined the power of digital with relationship managers. We discuss the brand, the proposition and ultimately why it failed.

In this weeks episode, Dave and Dharm talk to Henry Baye, the CEO of Standard Chartered Jersey. Henry helps demystify the rise & rise of digital wallets in Africa and why they have become so dominant. Henry also talks about his experience as a CEO driving a digital transformation agenda and how the lessons he learned in his time in West Africa are being applied to his role in Jersey.

Two guests join Dave and Dharm this week to discuss hows banks are using social media. Paul Loberman, who is ex HSBC and Santander, gives a banks eye view, and Tilly Wallace a student at UWE who discusses her thoughts from the perspective of a 20 something.

(Link to report discussed in the podcast - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/banking-social-dave-wallace/)

This week the 2 D's demystify Banking as a Service (BAAS). By looking back through the mists of time to a web-based email service that they both helped create before there was even Hotmail, Dharm helps Dave to understand what BAAS actually is and why it is so relevant for the here and now!

In this weeks episode, the 2 D's talk about gamification in financial services with special guest Colin Weir. Colin is founder and Chief of Moroku Gamesystems which brings the power of gameplay to the financial services industry. We talk about how gamification can be used to help build more productive engagement and relationships.

In this weeks episode, Dharm demystifies microservices for Dave. Dave is baffled to begin with.