September 22, 2023
Podcast: QED's Amias Gerety guest hosts Fintech Beat
Fintech Beat is a podcast hosted by Chris Brummer, Georgetown Law Professor. QED's Amias Gerety is an occasional co-host of Fintech Beat.
The show is structured as a conversation at the convergence of finance, innovation and policy, where, as Chris says, "the future of finance is now."
Chris and I are old friends and the truth is that doing a podcast is a lot of work, so I jumped at the chance to help out and do a ~monthly~ podcast on topics that I think are missing in the dialogue. Some of my favorite themes try to pull back the current on the realities of fintech — what does it take to build a business, make good product decisions, convince customers and the market to value your team's effort. I also love to make guests talk about the past as much as the future — how did we get here, whose shoulders are we standing on, why might an innovative business model work now if previous iterations failed.
The Future of identity
Sept. 22, 2023
Portabl CEO Nate Soffio explains how reliant we are on others to construct our digital identities and the possibility of restoring consumer control of our data and our identities in a digital world.
Why investors (still) love SaaS
Sept. 3, 2023
SaaStr CEO Jason M. Lemkin demystifies everything you need to know about SaaS, and the joys of recurring revenue.
What is (Good and Bad about) Embedded Finance?
April 5, 2023
Mike Hinkley, founder of the Growth Equity Interview Guide and formerly of Airbnb, joins the podcast to take a deep dive into the problems and opportunities of embedded finance.
Is this crisis (really) like 2008?
March 24, 2023
Amias Gerety, former Acting Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions, discusses what’s new, and what’s different, in the SVB and Credit Suisse banking turmoil.
Product Market Fit
March 9, 2023
Ayo Omojola, head of product for Carbon Health and former product lead for Cash App, explains the engineering of new fintech experiences.
After the Asteroid: What’s next for Fintech in 2023?
January 10, 2023
Steve McLaughlin, the founder and CEO FT Partners, talks about what to look out for in fintech in 2023 and beyond.
The Vanishing Fintech IPO
December 27, 2022
Jigar Patel, Morgan Stanley's Fintech Chief, joins the show to talk about the present, and future, of fintech in public markets.
Karen Webster, CEO of Pyments.com, joins the Beat
November 1, 2022
Co-host Amias Gerety asks Karen Webster about her origin story, and the future of media.
What Fintechs and Regulators Have in Common
October 7, 2022
Jo Ann Barefoot joins co-host Amias Gerety to explain the necessity of taking policy, and innovation, seriously. You can check out Jo Ann’s podcast, The Barefoot Innovation Podcast, here.
Richard Bookstaber on Fintech, Diversification and the Volatility Paradox
July 21, 2022
Richard Bookstaber, author of the End of Theory and Demons of Our Own Design, Demystifies Fintech Market Volatility.
The “How” of the Global Economy
July 6, 2022
Author of “The Field Guide to Global Payments, Sophia Goldberg, joins Amias Gerety to answer the age old question: Are payments companies getting paid too much (or too little) for the value they provide?
Market Swings, Software-Based Investing–and Community Banking
June 16, 2022
Amias Gerety interviews M1 CEO Brian Barnes on relationship investing and automation in the fintech economy.
John Hope Bryant on Entrepreneurialism and Financial Literacy
April 26, 2022
John Hope Bryant, the famed American financial literacy entrepreneur and businessman, joins the podcast with QED's Amias Gerety to talk about Black Wealth, Entrepreneurs, and Financial Literacy.
Fintech Beat is a podcast hosted by Chris Brummer, Georgetown Law Professor. QED's Amias Gerety is an occasional co-host of Fintech Beat.
The show is structured as a conversation at the convergence of finance, innovation and policy, where, as Chris says, "the future of finance is now."
Chris and I are old friends and the truth is that doing a podcast is a lot of work, so I jumped at the chance to help out and do a ~monthly~ podcast on topics that I think are missing in the dialogue. Some of my favorite themes try to pull back the current on the realities of fintech — what does it take to build a business, make good product decisions, convince customers and the market to value your team's effort. I also love to make guests talk about the past as much as the future — how did we get here, whose shoulders are we standing on, why might an innovative business model work now if previous iterations failed.
The Future of identity
Sept. 22, 2023
Portabl CEO Nate Soffio explains how reliant we are on others to construct our digital identities and the possibility of restoring consumer control of our data and our identities in a digital world.
Why investors (still) love SaaS
Sept. 3, 2023
SaaStr CEO Jason M. Lemkin demystifies everything you need to know about SaaS, and the joys of recurring revenue.
What is (Good and Bad about) Embedded Finance?
April 5, 2023
Mike Hinkley, founder of the Growth Equity Interview Guide and formerly of Airbnb, joins the podcast to take a deep dive into the problems and opportunities of embedded finance.
Is this crisis (really) like 2008?
March 24, 2023
Amias Gerety, former Acting Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions, discusses what’s new, and what’s different, in the SVB and Credit Suisse banking turmoil.
Product Market Fit
March 9, 2023
Ayo Omojola, head of product for Carbon Health and former product lead for Cash App, explains the engineering of new fintech experiences.
After the Asteroid: What’s next for Fintech in 2023?
January 10, 2023
Steve McLaughlin, the founder and CEO FT Partners, talks about what to look out for in fintech in 2023 and beyond.
The Vanishing Fintech IPO
December 27, 2022
Jigar Patel, Morgan Stanley's Fintech Chief, joins the show to talk about the present, and future, of fintech in public markets.
Karen Webster, CEO of Pyments.com, joins the Beat
November 1, 2022
Co-host Amias Gerety asks Karen Webster about her origin story, and the future of media.
What Fintechs and Regulators Have in Common
October 7, 2022
Jo Ann Barefoot joins co-host Amias Gerety to explain the necessity of taking policy, and innovation, seriously. You can check out Jo Ann’s podcast, The Barefoot Innovation Podcast, here.
Richard Bookstaber on Fintech, Diversification and the Volatility Paradox
July 21, 2022
Richard Bookstaber, author of the End of Theory and Demons of Our Own Design, Demystifies Fintech Market Volatility.
The “How” of the Global Economy
July 6, 2022
Author of “The Field Guide to Global Payments, Sophia Goldberg, joins Amias Gerety to answer the age old question: Are payments companies getting paid too much (or too little) for the value they provide?
Market Swings, Software-Based Investing–and Community Banking
June 16, 2022
Amias Gerety interviews M1 CEO Brian Barnes on relationship investing and automation in the fintech economy.
John Hope Bryant on Entrepreneurialism and Financial Literacy
April 26, 2022
John Hope Bryant, the famed American financial literacy entrepreneur and businessman, joins the podcast with QED's Amias Gerety to talk about Black Wealth, Entrepreneurs, and Financial Literacy.