Disrupting Finance
Citigroup leading analyst Ronit Ghose, Lemonade Insurance founder and CEO Daniel Schreiber, and OakNorth Bank founder and CEO Rishi Khosla discuss the new possibilities that AI offers the finance industry. Those who manage to use this emerging technology to reduce friction for customers will win.
Azeem Azhar's Exponential View
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Show Notes
Artificial intelligence is unlocking new value in the banking and finance industry, but incumbents are struggling to keep pace. Azeem Azhar discusses what this means for the industry and its customers with Citi Research’s Global Sector Head for Banks Ronit Ghose, and the founder-CEOs of two leading innovators: Daniel Schreiber of Lemonade Insurance and Rishi Khosla of OakNorth Bank.
Paul and Azeem also discuss:
- The huge role technology debt plays in obstructing legacy banks from innovating.
- How social networks, the smartphone, and AI grew exponentially and converged to mount a challenge to the traditional banking industry.
- The ways AI is cutting friction on the customer side.
- The ability to identify the sources of client or third-party data that can generate an algorithmically-powered image of the client and provide an insight into their ‘real’ level of risk.
Further reading:
- “Digital Disruption: How FinTech is Forcing Banking to a Tipping Point” (Citi Velocity, March 2016)
- “Bank X: The New New Banks” (Citi Velocity, March 2019)
- “The Future Of Banking: Fintech Or Techfin?” (Forbes, Aug. 27, 2018)
- “Bank 4.0 Will Be All-Digital, Low-Overhead, Mobile-First” (Forbes, April 19, 2019)
Ronit Ghose @ronit_ghose
Daniel Schreiber @daschreiber
Rishi Khosla @rishi_khosla
Azeem Azhar @azeem
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