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Perficient is excited to announce that Fintech Generations 2021 , a global fintech thought leadership event that takes place June 7-11, will feature Scott Albahary, chief strategist, financial services. The presentation will occur on June 10 at 4:00 p.m. Jamie Warder, EVP & Head of DigitalBanking, KeyBank.
I haven’t given away my slides and presentation for a while, as it’s part of my unique armoury, but I’m bored with my latest slide deck so here it is. ?
I’ve been presenting a summary of DigitalBank and ValueWeb for a few months now. If you have half an hour free, then you can watch the presentation. It’s been filmed … The post The future of banking, money and finance [Presentation] appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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I present regularly to retail, commercial and investment banks, wealth managers and fund managers, insurance companies and more about how technology is transforming everything. I often can feel a sense of cynicism in the room.
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