19 June 2020

Artificial Intelligence, Partner

Temenos embeds AI at the core, not just around it ft. CPO Sai Rangachari 

• In a sector where AI is promising a significant leap forward, financial institutions demand speed — with safety. Temenos has a track record of innovation  and the customer trust to bring AI into the core of banking. 
• In this episode, CPO Sai Rangachari discusses why traditional technology providers are in a better position to help banks integrate AI than fintechs, how Temenos’ AI strategy could change the way we experience retail banking, and where he sees traditional providers’ competitive advantage.

Payments, The Quarterly Review

The Quarterly Review: How Wise’s Scott Viohl is making international payments cool through humor and bold marketing

• In this edition we focus on Scott Viohl, Regional Marketing Lead for North America at Wise.
• We delve into how Wise is amplifying awareness, expansion, and engagement through a marketing push in the US.

10-Q, Member Exclusive

The Quarter Wall Street Changed Gears: Banks move on from rate-driven growth to mapping out what’s next

• Q3 2025: Big banks are expanding their focus from a credit-first approach to infrastructure-focused moves.
• This quarter, Wall Street stopped coasting on macro and started working on what comes after it.

Designing new products, Modern Marketing

The tri-fold strategy: How Intuit Credit Karma is turning UX, marketing, and product into Gen Z’s financial on-ramp

• Gen Z wants smooth tech and financial tools that feel like guidance, not grind. Their expectations are forcing platforms to reimagine every layer of the experience -- and Credit Karma is already on it.
• The company is reengineering its product experience – from UX to AI-driven personalization to cultural marketing – to meet this generation where their financial story begins.

Podcasts

Understanding the jabuticaba factor: How QED’s Camila Vieira mastered local nuance in Latin American fintech investing

• Camila Vieira explains the "jabuticaba factor"—understanding local market nuances that only emerge from staying committed to Latin America through multiple investment cycles, rather than chasing peak valuations.
• QED's portfolio approach has evolved from early B2B banking to vertical SaaS plus embedded finance, powered by improved infrastructure like Brazil's Pix system, expanding talent pools, and AI enabling previously impossible business models.