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Why Fintechs’ Mood is More Upbeat than the Market’s

RBC’s 9th Financial Technology Conference brought home how far the sector has evolved. In the latest episode of Industries in Motion, Financial Technology Analyst Dan Perlin highlights the diversity of today’s industry and explores the trends that indicate where it will go next. 

Power, Utilities & Infrastructure: Powering global datacenter growth

 In this episode, Shelby Tucker (Managing Director, U.S. Power & Utilities Analyst), Elvira Scotto (Managing Director, Midstream & Pipelines Analyst) and Robert Kwan (Managing Director, Head of Global Power, Utilities & Infrastructure Research) at RBC Capital Markets discuss the ...  Show more

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