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In this episode Brett King catches up with Ali Paterson, Editor-in-Chief, FF News about … fintech and banking!
Having been part of the architecture, or rather furniture, of the industry for many years, these two leaders, writers and influencers look at fintech — through rearview mirrors and what’s on the road ahead — in a lighthearted discussion from respective vantage points. There are standout moments (does anyone remember the literal payments race?), personalities, culture, and some favorite stories.
Read the entire transcript here.
Brett King and Ali Patterson introduce the episode, sharing stories about their long-standing relationship and Ali’s role in fintech journalism.
Ali discusses his early days in fintech reporting, founding FF News at Finnovate London 2015, and covering industry-shaping events.
Memorable moments with fintech pioneers like Anne Boden and Nick Storonsky, highlighting how Starling and Revolut emerged from humble beginnings.
A look back at the rise and fall of standout fintechs like Loot and Wirecard, and the lessons they provide for the industry.
Ali shares how FF News thrives through resilience, client relationships, and unconventional solutions to deliver value.
How fintech media has shifted to focus on targeted engagement over vanity metrics, including strategies for TikTok and content delivery.
Discussion on the Caribbean as an untapped fintech hub, with opportunities for challenger banks and financial innovation.
Ali recounts the entertaining and logistically challenging Payments Race events that highlighted global payments evolution.
Ali shares stories of his most memorable interviews, including thought-provoking conversations with fintech leaders and unexpected challenges.
Tips for fintech entrepreneurs on creating impactful stories, standing out in media, and building a strong, unique brand presence.
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In this episode Brett King catches up with Ali Paterson, Editor-in-Chief, FF News about … fintech and banking!
Having been part of the architecture, or rather furniture, of the industry for many years, these two leaders, writers and influencers look at fintech — through rearview mirrors and what’s on the road ahead — in a lighthearted discussion from respective vantage points. There are standout moments (does anyone remember the literal payments race?), personalities, culture, and some favorite stories.
Read the entire transcript here.
Brett King and Ali Patterson introduce the episode, sharing stories about their long-standing relationship and Ali’s role in fintech journalism.
Ali discusses his early days in fintech reporting, founding FF News at Finnovate London 2015, and covering industry-shaping events.
Memorable moments with fintech pioneers like Anne Boden and Nick Storonsky, highlighting how Starling and Revolut emerged from humble beginnings.
A look back at the rise and fall of standout fintechs like Loot and Wirecard, and the lessons they provide for the industry.
Ali shares how FF News thrives through resilience, client relationships, and unconventional solutions to deliver value.
How fintech media has shifted to focus on targeted engagement over vanity metrics, including strategies for TikTok and content delivery.
Discussion on the Caribbean as an untapped fintech hub, with opportunities for challenger banks and financial innovation.
Ali recounts the entertaining and logistically challenging Payments Race events that highlighted global payments evolution.
Ali shares stories of his most memorable interviews, including thought-provoking conversations with fintech leaders and unexpected challenges.
Tips for fintech entrepreneurs on creating impactful stories, standing out in media, and building a strong, unique brand presence.

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