29 min
How to Make Investing Engaging Using AI with Vinay Nair WealthTech on Deck
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- Investing
ChatGPT may have recently taken the world by storm, but artificial intelligence is not new. AI’s greatest strength has always been its ability to personalize information in seconds. With the advancement and accessibility of technology, these AI solutions have become popularized, even in the financial services sector.
Vinay Nair is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of TIFIN, a company that makes investing engaging by using investment intelligence, data science, and technology. With TIFIN, Vinay hopes to manifest the future at a faster pace and build a collaborative experience between humans and AI.
In this episode, Vinay talks with Jack about how TIFIN is disrupting wealth tech, Vinay’s predictions for the industry’s future, and the importance of innovation even in times of financial hardship.
Key Takeaways
[01:30] - An introduction to Vinay’s background.
[03:00] - Vinay’s role at TIFIN.
[04:53] - What is “tech debt”?
[06:17] - An overview of TIFIN’s point solutions.
[09:16] - How to build a problem-solving product with AI.
[14:23] - What is holistic wellness?
[17:27] - Where does Vinay see the industry going from here?
[20:14] - Opportunities in the insurance and annuity space.
[22:45] - Vinay’s key takeaways.
[25:49] - How Vinay spends his time when he’s not working.
Quotes
[03:54] - “We believe we are helping the future manifest at a faster pace.” ~ Vinay Nair
[22:31] - “I think a lot of what we are talking about at the end of the day will be a human-AI collaborative experience.” ~ Vinay Nair
[22:55] - “I think we are in a fascinating phase of innovation. If you're running a business, it's sometimes tough to allocate capital to innovation, especially in moments when you feel like you have to survive. But that's a little bit like cutting down on internet spending in 2001 if you want to build a longer-term business. So the ability to reallocate to innovation from other things is going to be a key differentiator of firms that thrive and firms that don't.” ~ Vinay Nair
Links
Vinay Nair on LinkedIn
TIFIN
55ip
J.P. Morgan
Ness Card
Morgan Stanley
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Jack Sharry on LinkedIn
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ChatGPT may have recently taken the world by storm, but artificial intelligence is not new. AI’s greatest strength has always been its ability to personalize information in seconds. With the advancement and accessibility of technology, these AI solutions have become popularized, even in the financial services sector.
Vinay Nair is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of TIFIN, a company that makes investing engaging by using investment intelligence, data science, and technology. With TIFIN, Vinay hopes to manifest the future at a faster pace and build a collaborative experience between humans and AI.
In this episode, Vinay talks with Jack about how TIFIN is disrupting wealth tech, Vinay’s predictions for the industry’s future, and the importance of innovation even in times of financial hardship.
Key Takeaways
[01:30] - An introduction to Vinay’s background.
[03:00] - Vinay’s role at TIFIN.
[04:53] - What is “tech debt”?
[06:17] - An overview of TIFIN’s point solutions.
[09:16] - How to build a problem-solving product with AI.
[14:23] - What is holistic wellness?
[17:27] - Where does Vinay see the industry going from here?
[20:14] - Opportunities in the insurance and annuity space.
[22:45] - Vinay’s key takeaways.
[25:49] - How Vinay spends his time when he’s not working.
Quotes
[03:54] - “We believe we are helping the future manifest at a faster pace.” ~ Vinay Nair
[22:31] - “I think a lot of what we are talking about at the end of the day will be a human-AI collaborative experience.” ~ Vinay Nair
[22:55] - “I think we are in a fascinating phase of innovation. If you're running a business, it's sometimes tough to allocate capital to innovation, especially in moments when you feel like you have to survive. But that's a little bit like cutting down on internet spending in 2001 if you want to build a longer-term business. So the ability to reallocate to innovation from other things is going to be a key differentiator of firms that thrive and firms that don't.” ~ Vinay Nair
Links
Vinay Nair on LinkedIn
TIFIN
55ip
J.P. Morgan
Ness Card
Morgan Stanley
Connect with our hosts
LifeYield
Jack Sharry on LinkedIn
Jack Sharry on Twitter
Subscribe and stay in touch
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
LinkedIn
Twitter
Facebook
29 min