Reggie Young interviews Sophia Goldberg, the CEO and co-founder of Ansa. Sophia shares her expertise and insights on digital wallets, the future of payment systems, overlooked aspects of the payment process, and how companies could potentially challenge card networks with innovative payment systems.

This Special Episode is a cross-post from the Consumer Finance Monitor Podcast. Reggie Young, Ron Shevlin, and Alan Kaplinsky share their insights on the risks and benefits of AI and chatbots, as well as how fintechs should think about practically implementing them.

Reggie Young interviews Soups Ranjan, CEO of Sardine. They discuss modern fraud detection tools, emerging fraud patterns, consortiums, and lessons from Soups' time leading risk at Revolut and Coinbase.

Reggie Young, with Eduardo Lopez, interview TrueML Co-founder and CEO, Ohad Samet, about debt collection: the problems, the innovations, and the future of the field.

Reggie Young sits down with Jonah Crane, Partner at fintech advisory and investment firm Klaros Groups.

Reggie Young interviews Thejo Kote, founder and CEO of Airbase. They talk about the current state of spend management (aka expense management), and Thejo’s predictions for the field for the next few years.

Reggie Young and Alexandra Barrage dive deep into the FDIC’s significance in the financial space of both banks and fintech.

In this episode, Reggie, Matt, and Scott demystify card networks and explain different core functions, its implementation, and its future in financial or payment institutions. Scott talks about core functions related to card issuance, acquiring and acceptance of payments, and additional services beyond the network operations. He also brings up the challenge of managing everything with the diversity and limitations in networks, while emphasizing the huge influence of technology to the growth of fintechs in Utah.

Reggie Young and Matt Janiga interview Alex Johnson, creator of the newsletter Fintech Takes, and Jason Mikula, writer of Fintech Business Weekly. Alex and Jason talk about CFPB regulations, fintech competition, and customer choice.

This episode tackles FRAML (Fraud and Anti-money Laundering) essentials for fintechs like investment costs & mistakes, weak spots fraudsters exploit, and issues when tackling fraud and AML. Reggie, Matt, and Trisha Kothari discuss fundamental concepts and people you should have in your business, while juggling investing, getting ROIs, losing money, and finding growth and innovation in the Fintech field.

In this Episode, Robin Poore, VP of Capital Markets & Treasury at BlueVine, talks about the purpose and effect of capital markets for fintechs. He explains the process lenders go through when approving loans through different avenues and emphasizes the qualities fintechs should watch out for in funding partners.

Matt Janiga and Reggie Young interview John Smith, a partner at Morrison Foerster and the former Director at the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). John talks about sanctions, the functions of OFAC, and what sanctions Fintechs can expect.

Matt Janiga and Reggie Young conduct an interview with Rodrigo Suarez of Piermont Bank. He shares insights about how bank sponsors work with fintech companies and how these banks view the fintech landscape.

Matt and Reggie interview Ron Shevlin, Chief Research Officer at Cornerstone Advisors, Senior Contributor at Forbes, and Fintech Snark Tank writer. They discuss the evolution of fintech, the regulatory environment for fintech, and checking account potential for various fintech players.

Matt and Reggie discuss the basics of bank partners. A key feature of fintech, bank partnerships can make or break a fintech company.

This episode of the Fintech Layer Cake podcast features a deep dive on the payment processing space with Jareau Wadé of Finix.

This episode of the Fintech Layer Cake podcast features a deep dive about how fintechs should think about regulators and regulation.

Matt and Reggie interview Bryan Schneider and Mehul Madia of the law firm, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips as a second part to the two-part series on the CFPB. They discuss the regulatory bureau’s processes, as well as best practices for Fintech firms.