New technologies appear every year.

Some reshape entire industries. Others disappear quietly.

Knowing the difference is one of the hardest parts of investing.

On this episode Igor Pejic to explore how investors and operators evaluate emerging technologies and decide where to place their bets.

Igor is an author, banker, and global keynote speaker who studies the impact of technology on finance and markets.

His books Blockchain Babel and Big Tech in Finance have received recognition from the Financial Times, the Independent Press Awards, and the McKinsey-Financial Times Bracken Bower Prize.

His work regularly appears in outlets like The New York Times, American Banker, Forbes, and Bloomberg, where he analyzes the forces shaping the next generation of financial and technological systems.

In this episode, we’ll focus on three core ideas:

1. Separating Successful and Unsuccessful Emerging Technologies

2. Timing Investments in Emerging Frontier Technologies

3. Increasing Odds of Successful Emerging Tech Investments

Frontier innovation creates enormous opportunity, but it also creates noise.

Understanding market timing, recognizing real signals, and identifying the companies that can actually execute often determines who benefits from these technological waves.

This discussion will look at how investors think about those decisions and how emerging technologies move from early experimentation to real-world adoption.

Funding. Faith. Future.

Tune in.