919. News: UK lenders brace for massive payouts and is the FCA 'incompetent'?

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1111. Insights: Make a wish! What would you wish to change about Financial Services?

About this episode: It's episode 1111 of Fintech Insider, and we're making a wish! To celebrate this milestone, we're turning the tables on our usual hosts and asking a simple question: If you could change anything about financial services, what would you wish for? Stepping in as ...  Show more

1110. News: Acorns targets Gen Z, Huntington teams up with Google Cloud, and Confide tackles agentic governance

About this episode: Host Laura Watkins - Director of Media and Marketing at 11:FS - is joined by some great guests to discuss the biggest stories from the world of financial services over the past week. This week's guests: Pav Gill - Founder and CEO at Confide Vijay Konduru - Hea ...  Show more

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