Jeff Keltner is a fellow podcaster who hosts Leaders in Lending. This time, he sits across from Ned as a guest and speaks about digital transformation in the lending industry. They talk about how AI simplifies and qualifies data to reach a wider consumer segment and helping consumers reach their financial goals. 

Ingmar Boon, Biz App Strategic Recruit Lead at Microsoft, joins Ned to talk about Bambu’s partnership with Microsoft on our wealth management predictive planning solution and digital transformation in the wealth management industry.  

Ned's long-time friend, Alexis Calla, CPO at DreamQuark, discuss the role of AI and machine learning in bettering financial services for clients as well as advisors. They dive into how behavioral management strengthens wealth advisory and pitching a vision as a startup. 

In an unexpected turn of events, Reuben Lim, COO at Singapore Fintech Association, turns the table on Ned and takes over asking the questions. They discuss what banks should be building and highlight the importance of frictionless financing. Reuben also share information about SFA and the upcoming Singapore Fintech Festival. 

RIDE Capital just raised 3 millions Euros in funding. Co-founder Felix Schulte, joins Ned for an inside look at the industry. He also shares how RIDE is leveraging content creation and even gives advice on how to grow your business.

As the title suggests, Dani shares a big announcement that impacts both my personal career and the podcast. She share what her dream job is and what motivates her, Ned and her look back on our podcast highlights, and he asks her where she'll be in 10 years time. Best of luck Dani!

Don't worry though, the podcast is not going anywhere! 

Ned is joined by not one, but two guests who bring different perspectives into wealthech. Danielle Theroux is a designer leader with a sharp focus on the application and evolution of innovative digital strategies. She talks about user experience, build your own journeys, and how health should play into financial wealth. 

Alan Smith is a growth-focused consultant driving transformation change in financial industries. He discusses the power being data and how legacy companies can stay competitive within fintech.

After a short hiatus, we're back to unwrapping the wealth tech. This week Ned and Dani have a general catch-up about the state of the industry given the complicated state of the economy. Ned shares what he thinks the next 2 years will look like for banks and what it means for wealth tech providers. And of course, don’t miss their general random banter at the end. In short, just hug it out. 

The Ironman Triathlon is one of a series of long-distance triathlon races consisting of a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bicycle ride, and a marathon 26.22-mile run, raced in that order. One could say is as extreme as it gets. The question is, how does this compare to running a fintech? 
This week Alex Manson, head of SC Ventures, joins Ned in a conversation about their passion for Ironman and endurance sports, comparing it to starting and running fintech companies. 

Alex shares why it’s important to work with a purpose, how to deal with pressurs from external influences and how to use wealth as a tool. 

What does the wealth tech industry need to address to be better? Our guest this week has some ideas. Eric Mellor, a wealth management specialist at Temenos, is an experienced Wealth Management Professional with extensive and diverse industry experience spanning private client advisory, private banking, discretionary and retail asset management, and enterprise wealth management technology sales and business development.

He chats with Ned about the missing pieces to make saving and investing more accessible and overall possible for more people. They also address the topic of the Advice Gap in Singapore among other things.