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4 de ago.

Banking 2050: Who Owns the Customer?

Nick Cowell, Principal and US retail banking leader at Deloitte, joins Jim Marous to unpack the firm's new series, 2050: Banking Beyond, and the question at its center: in 25 years, will banks still own the customer relationship? They get into why that relationship is the asset most at risk as AI agents, embedded finance, and open banking move engagement outside the bank's walls, why banks know so much about customers but tell them so little, privacy becoming a premium service, and the day talking to a human costs extra. Nick also explains why the next wave of consolidation will be driven by AI readiness rather than asset size, and the three no-regrets moves every bank and credit union should make now. Hosted by Jim Marous. Subscribe to Banking Transformed for new episodes multiple times each week.
15/10/2024

Billie Eilish "BIRDS OF A FEATHER"

In this episode of Riffs on Riffs, Joe and Toby take a deep dive into Billie Eilish's 2024 single, "BIRDS OF A FEATHER." They explore the song’s emotional complexity, touching on how Billie’s haunting lyrics and minimalist sound create a profound impact. The discussion highlights her collaboration with brother Finneas and how family dynamics can fuel creativity, while also reflecting on the importance of protecting young artists in an industry fraught with pressures. Joe and Toby also examine the toxic themes often hidden in pop music and how Eilish uses her unique sound to tell vivid, visual stories that resonate with listeners. Riffs on Riffs is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Riffs on Riffs listeners get 30% off your first YEAR with DistroKid by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/riffsonriffs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
29 de jul.

How Nubank Could Reprice U.S. Deposits

Nubank can change the economics of deposits that it has never won. The Brazilian digital bank has conditional approval for a U.S. national bank charter and plans to open by 2027, and most coverage is asking whether it can take a meaningful share of the market from American institutions. Jim Marous gives the pragmatic take: Share is the wrong thing to watch. Nubank built more than 130 million customer relationships in Latin America by leading with credit and earning the deposits afterward, in markets where many people had kept their savings at home rather than trust a bank. Its global platform now runs at an efficiency ratio below 20%, compared with a U.S. norm near 60%. That gap is the story. It lets Nubank pay depositors more than a typical U.S. bank or credit union can, and still earn a stronger margin, using deposit rates as an acquisition channel the way it did with Cuenta Nu in Mexico, where the yield went from 9% to 15% and pulled in $3.8 billion in 18 months. The exposure for American institutions shows up as margin, not attrition. Nubank does not have to reprice every deposit in the country. It only has to reset the price of the next dollar you need to keep or replace, and with a national average savings-account rate under half a percent against the best rates near ten times that, your customers are already comparing. Jim Marous is co-publisher of The Financial Brand and host of the Banking Transformed podcast. This Banking Insights episode covers what Nubank built in Brazil, why Chime’s track record shortens Nubank’s path, the one fair-lending question that could slow its rollout, and three moves banks and credit unions should make before someone else sets their deposit floor. Subscribe to Banking Transformed for new episodes multiple times each week.
04/09/2025

Becoming A Long-Haul Leader

The modern workplace has created an epidemic of burnout that's quietly destroying careers and companies alike. Many professionals are quietly battling anxiety, sleep disruption, and physical exhaustion while maintaining a facade of having everything under control. TA leaders are currently navigating AI adoption, defending budgets, managing anxious teams, and are still expected to fill critical roles faster than ever. So what kinds of systems can you put in place to prioritise your own wellbeing, while still making a lasting impact in your business? My guest this week is Chris Ducker, a serial entrepreneur and bestselling author. Chris suffered a severe burnout in 2021 and has used the lessons it taught him to develop a Life Operating System that sits at the centre of his new book "The Long-Haul Leader." I've known Chris for a while now, and the advice and insights he offers are very much grounded in the reality of modern working life In the interview, we discuss: Building long-term business impact in disruptive times Why self-care is strategic The myth of work-life balance Recognising the warning signs and avoiding burnout The four key areas of the Life OS and how they intersect to drive results The power of creative hobbies Why data and what you do with it is so important AI, friend or foe? What does the future of work look like? Follow this podcast on Apple Podcasts. Follow this podcast on Spotify.
20 de jul.

I accidentally became part of a family reunion and nobody realized I wasn’t related

Tired of ads? Listen early and ad free by becoming a member for as little as $1.99/month: patreon.com/rrshow. This week on The RR Show: Dude tried to cut 40 people at the airport, then tried to intimidate us. Got justice. – from Blueskyguy88. I accidentally became part of a family reunion and nobody realized I wasn’t related – from Ok-Hat2241 Middle aged lady demanded seat while 90% was still free – from EducationalFigure866 mini vent from Own_Examination_2771 Submit your story to jrice@evergreenpodcasts.com to be featured on the show! Complete our survey and enter to win a $50 gift card: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CCXFNC6 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
19 de mai.

Building the Agentic Bank With Citi’s Driss Temsamani

Most banks still treat AI as a faster way to do the same work. Citibank believes the entire operating model of banking is about to change. Recorded live at the Financial Brand Forum, Driss Temsamani, Head of Digital at Citi and author of The Agentic Bank, explains why the next phase of AI is not about chatbots or isolated use cases. It is about rebuilding how banks deploy software, organize teams, serve customers, manage operations, and create decisions at scale. We discuss why software development costs are collapsing, why subject matter expertise becomes more valuable in an AI-driven organization, how agentic systems could reshape customer engagement, and why technologies like blockchain may become foundational to the future of financial services infrastructure. This conversation goes well beyond automation. It looks at what banking may become once intelligence is embedded into every part of the organization. Hosted by Jim Marous, Co-Publisher of The Financial Brand and Owner and Publisher of the Digital Banking Report. #Banking #AI #AgenticAI #DigitalBanking #BankingTransformed #Citi #Fintech #CustomerExperience
25/07/2025

Recruiting for Skills That Don't Exist Yet

Recruiting Future is a podcast that helps Talent Acquisition teams drive measurable impact by developing their strategic capability in Foresight, Influence, Talent, and Technology. This episode is about Foresight. The pace of change has become relentless. Economic volatility, AI adoption, hybrid work challenges, and geopolitical shifts are forcing companies to completely rethink their workforce strategies. Organizations that once planned in five-year cycles now refresh their approaches on a quarterly or even monthly basis. This unprecedented disruption demands immediate action - but many HR and talent teams remain paralyzed by uncertainty. Traditional recruitment and development approaches simply can't keep pace with how rapidly skills requirements are evolving. What concrete steps should companies take today to build resilience into their talent strategies? My guest this week is Peter Miscovich, Global Future of Work Leader at JLL. Peter has spent 25 years helping Fortune 100 companies navigate workforce transformation and has never been busier than right now. In our conversation, he shares practical insights on building adaptive talent strategies, why continuous learning has become non-negotiable, and the specific skills companies must prioritize immediately to remain competitive in a constantly changing environment. In the interview, we discuss: What are employers most concerned about? AI integration and workforce transformation The age of anxiety Creating multiple flexible scenarios to shape the future Building Liquid Workforces Organisational structures that combine humans and AI Continuous learning, psychological safety, and resilience Anticipating the skills of the future and bridging the L&D gap Reframing your professional identity How should employers be preparing for 2030? Follow this podcast on Apple Podcasts. Follow this podcast on Spotify.
16/09/2020

Episode 3: The Dark, Lonely Winter

The Kennedy era began with such high hopes— no one could have predicted that it would have ended with Jackie burying two of her four children alongside their murdered father. It was time to leave the White House— but where would Jackie and her kids go next? This podcast is a companion to Paul Brandus's new book, "Jackie: Her Transformation from First Lady to Jackie O," now available in stores and online. For extra information on this episode and to access a transcript, head over to our website! Follow host Paul Brandus on Twitter here. Make sure to follow Evergreen Podcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
30/09/2020

Episode 4: Jackie's Private Hell

Jacqueline Kennedy was not doing well six months after the assassiation: the endless loop of crying, drinking, nightmares, reliving those fateful seconds in Dallas over and over in her mind… Americans had no idea had bad it was, nor did they know how isolated she was. And so the president’s widow, all alone, spiraled downward and began contemplating the unthinkable. This podcast is a companion to Paul Brandus's new book, "Jackie: Her Transformation from First Lady to Jackie O," now available in stores and online. For extra information on this episode and to access a transcript, head over to our website! Follow host Paul Brandus on Twitter here. Make sure to follow Evergreen Podcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
02/09/2020

Episode 2: There Will Never Be Another Camelot

After the assassination of her husband, Jackie Kennedy was unhappy that journalists were beginning to write assessments of his presidency, deciding for themselves how his time in the White House would be remembered. In fact, she had her own idea of what his legacy should be— so she took matters into her own hands. This podcast is a companion to Paul Brandus's new book, "Jackie: Her Transformation from First Lady to Jackie O," now available in stores and online. For extra information on this episode and to access a transcript, head over to our website! Follow host Paul Brandus on Twitter here. Make sure to follow Evergreen Podcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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