FinSights

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FinSights episodes

  • What's next for the US?

    Listen to Zebediah Rice, cofounder and Partner in King River Capital, and David Ferrall, CEO of FinClear, explore what's next for the US, now the election is over.

    Zebediah Rice is a longtime US political participant, having worked on former President Obama's first winning campaign. 

    During this discussion, Zeb refers to this medium.com article. 

    This podcast is brought to you by FinClear, the Australian financial services technology company. 

    47 min
  • Start your own independent financial advisory practice

    In this episode, Andy Marshall, Head of IOOF Alliances, and Tony Lynch, Chief Commercial Officer at FinClear, discuss why now is a great time to start an independent financial advisory.

    They discuss:

    • Why Australians are hungry for independent advice
    • Important business planning elements
    • Finding your niche
    • Pit falls to avoid
    • How to use technology to scale
    • More

    Andy references his books, Live Your Dream Life: Maximising Happiness and Balance and Client Engagement for Financial Advisors: A handbook for the modern wealth advice professional.

     

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, head to finclear.com.au

     

    13 min
  • Damian Kernahan on Crisis Customers

    According to Damian Kernahan, CEO of Proto Partners, most organisations don't understand their customers in as much detail as they need to.

    Listen to Damian and FinClear's CCO Tony Lynch discuss the value of customer experience, the importance of setting clear expectations for customers and what the financial services industry can learn from Damian's area of expertise. 

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, scroll through our feed or head to FinClear.com.au

    33 min
  • A conversation with Chris Brycki

    Listen to Chris Brycki, Founder and CEO of Stockspot, speak with Andrea Marani, FinClear COO. 

    Discover how Chris learned about investing and markets, how he came to question the traditional strategy of investing, the beginnings of Stockspot, the emergence of ETFs and technology in financial services in Australia and more.

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, scroll through our feed or head to finclear.com.au.

    Chris recommends "A Random Walk Down Wall St" and "When Genius Failed."

    29 min
  • Understanding Quantum Computing With Michael Brett

    Ever wondered what a quantum computer actually does? What types of problems can these machines solve and what do they actually look like? Will we all have quantum computers in our pockets soon?

    Listen to Michael Brett from Rigetti Computing demystify the world of quantum computing. Michael explains that Australia stands to make $4B from quantum computing in the coming years according to CSIRO. In fact, CBA is already using quantum for research and last year released their results on how quantum computing can optimise a portfolio rebalancing strategy.

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, visit finclear.com.au

    35 min
  • A conversation with Alan Kohler

    In this episode, FinClear COO Andrea Marani rolls out the red carpet for an industry legend, Alan Kohler.

    Alan has been a financial journalist for 50 years. Since starting as a copy boy at The Australian all those years ago, he has served as an editor at The AFR, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and more than two decades at the ABC. Alan is an inductee into the Australian Media Hall of Fame and a fascinating chat.

    If you'd like to hear more interesting conversations with smart people, scroll through our feed or head to finclear.com.au 

    40 min
  • Crisis Capital with Zebediah Rice

    FinClear CEO David Ferrall hosts this discussion with Zebediah Rice. They explore investing through tech stock crashes and highlight interesting bright spots for the wealth and investment sectors in the current environment.

     

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, scroll through our feed or visit finclear.com.au

    40 min
  • Crystal Ball. After the crisis with Chris Barter

    In this interesting conversation, Chris Barter, co-founder of King River Capital, delivers his crystal ball observations about how the Covid-19 crisis will impact our world. Listen to his observations about what this crisis will mean, not just for financial markets, but for humanity. 

    Chris is a season venture investor and accomplished finance leader. As a global venture capital investor, he has raised more than US$600 million to support ventures in FinTech, AI-enabled businesses and digital health care. 

    He is interviewed by David Ferrall, CEO and Managing Director of FinClear. 

    For more interesting conversations with smart people, scroll through our feed or visit us at finclear.com.au

    48 min
  • Meet the inventor of blockchain

    Dr W. Scott Stronetta co-authored a white paper with Dr Stuart Harber back in 1991. That paper introduced blockchain. The rest is history. 

    Listen to Dr Stronetta speak about the origins of blockchain, why it's caught that imagination of so many people, his favourite applications, where it will be used next and the role of big tech. 

    You can find more interesting conversations with smart people at FinClear.com.au

    46 min
  • Can the machines save us?

    Can the machines save us? In this episode, Ned Phillips, Founder and CEO of Bamboo, along with Pat Garrett, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Six Park discuss the role of technology in the future of trading.

    This discussion was hosted by Kristin Westlake, Principal of The Continuum Partners.

    FinSights is a podcast full of interesting conversations with smart people. If you'd like to learn more from thought leaders in technology and finance, head to FinClear.com.au

    This podcast is brought to you by FinClear, the Australian financial services technology company. 

    52 min

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