April marks Financial Literacy Month. While financial education was once overlooked, there is now an increased dialogue surrounding this topic as firms are exploring unconventional methods to capture consumers' interest in financial education as a starting point.
We take a look at how Capital One is zeroing in on financial education for consumers of all ages, while Bank of America has recently entered into a new partnership to promote financial literacy among women entrepreneurs.
By sitting on top of the card networks, Curve is able to provide value-added financial services as an aggregator that can't be replicated by other firms further down the stack.
Curve's founder and CEO joins us on the podcast to share a deeper story of personal motivation and resilienc behind a shared commitment to empower individuals to take control of their financial destinies.
In his annual letter to shareholders, Dimon shared his perspectives on a range of subjects. However, he placed a distinct focus on JPMorgan's efforts to advance its capabilities through AI.
On the same day, the company's annual proxy statement was also made public. Besides zeroing in on the growing significance of AI in banking, it highlighted the board's priority of planning for an orderly CEO transition in the medium term.