Bankadelic podcast: Finance innovation is much more than AI
After a well-deserved rest, Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic podcast returns with its first episode of the new year. Neil Stanley, Founder and CEO of The CorePoint, talks about how banks need to move beyond the rate sheets of old and start developing products for consumers in an age of apps and e-commerce. Stanley also touches on […]
Bankadelic podcast: A Happy Financial Services New Year
What better way to ring in 2025 than with five finance stars appearing on Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic? Join us as we tick off our gift list for the industry, banking’s bad holiday reruns and what the Happy New Year ahead looks like in professional and personal ways. Plus, all hail Bankadelic’s resident wise guy Johnny […]
Bankadelic podcast: A Thanksgiving episode with all the trimmings
What is far better than a drumstick shoved in your gob and telling your father-in-law to keep his political views to himself? It’s the Bankadelic Banksgiving day special, back for another festive fintech season. Join us as Alex McLeod, MBA of Parlay Finance, Erin Wynn of Candescent, Jonathan Tvrdik of WaveCX and Tadgh Spradlin, CPA […]
Bankadelic podcasts: Vested meets PayPal at Money 20/20
The popular finance podcast Bankadelic just dropped FIVE new podcasts from Money20/20 Las Vegas 2024, with two more coming next week–for a grand total of 16, new conference record. There are many great episodes to check out, including with Har Rai Khalsa 🚀 of Swaystack, Kivanc Onan of Payoneer, Rachel Castro of U.S. Bank and […]
Bankadelic podcast: After Hurricanes Milton and Helene, a way banks can literally lend a hand.
On Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic, Bradley Tompkins, the Chief Information Officer of Vergent LMS, explains how software as a service can help consumers and financial institutions hook up–a more urgent matter than ever for survivors of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The timing couldn’t be more poignant, as even under the best of circumstances, some outliers who […]
Bankadelic podcast: What is ‘responsible AI’ in finance?
On the latest episode of Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic, Lead Research Analyst Rick DeLisi of Glia discusses the ins and outs of “responsible AI” in the banking industry—and how financial institutions can leverage artificial intelligence for the greater good. DeLisi also shares how Glia collected data from more than 3 billion customer interactions to create its […]
Bankadelic podcast: What banking customers want, according to J.D. Power
Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic dives into the 2024 U.S. Retail Banking Satisfaction Study with Jennifer White (pictured), Senior Director of Banking and Payments Intelligence at J.D. Power. White discusses the key findings and among the disconnects: The same banking industry that loves to say it puts its customers first has little clue how much their fees […]
Bankadelic podcast: Part Two of our talk with a financial tech leader
On the Bankadelic podcast, Lou Carlozo continues his conversation with Aditya Khandekar of Corridor Platforms, a leading voice in the financial technology world. Here Aditaya discusses the ins and outs of best-in-class decision intelligence within financial services. This fintech leader covers ground from the need for robust third-party assessment to organic loan growth — and […]
Bankadelic podcast: The 2024 Bank to School Special
With September kicking off, class is in session for Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic. Sharpen those No. 2 pencils, open your blue books and get ready to hear four financial services savants talk about the year in banking: the standouts, those with the not-so-great grades, and the new lessons we can take away as school season gets […]
Bankadelic podcast: The industry state of play in Q3 2024
On the latest episode of Lou Carlozo’s Bankadelic, industry leader Aditya Khandekar of Corridor Platforms holds court on a host of hot topics from managing vendor risk to industry consolidation. The inflection points are many but Aditya boils down complex issues into solid, compelling observations. It’s the first of two episodes in a series that […]
