StreetsTalksTo CryptoUK: Ian Taylor, Executive Director and Su Carpenter, Head of Community, Programs and Content.
We delve into the topic of regulation, what the current crypto regulatory landscape looks like and the challenges around ad regulation.

In this episode of StreetsTalksTo we are joined by Vijay Oddiraju, CEO and Co-Founder, and Rachel Hunt, VP Growth Marketing at Volante Technologies. During the discussion we delve into the importance of real-time payments and what this means for financial inclusion and the democratisation of financial services.

In this episode we are joined by Darshan Vaidya, CEO and Co-Founder of X-Margin, and Matt Ficke, the company’s COO. During the discussion, we delve into the fascinating world of crypto trading.

In this episode of StreetsTalksTo, we are joined by Mark Badyra and Greg Bennett from Appital, a platform that enables the buy side community to discover latent liquidity and gain greater exposure to relevant deal flow opportunities.

In our latest episode of StreetsTalksTo we are joined by Philippe Morel and Marjan Delatinne of SETL, a London-based technology provider with a proven track record in delivering distributed ledger technology for financial markets, asset management and payments.

In this episode of StreetsTalksTo we delve into the fascinating world of financial crime compliance with Alan Paterson and Kelly Burgess of Plenitude Consulting, the Financial Crime, Risk and Compliance consultancy. We explore the high level challenges facing the industry as well as the important granular considerations as clients navigate their financial crime compliance obligations.

In this episode of StreetsTalksTo we are joined by Alan Jones and Sarah Norford-Jones, Co-Founders of YEO Messaging. We discuss the rise in cyber breaches and the significant impact this has on organisations, particularly when many staff are working from home due to COVID-19, and how YEO has created a solution designed to allow teams to communicate quickly and efficiently in a truly secure way using facial recognition technology.

We start the conversation with a fascinating look into West Midlands’ rapidly emerging professional services technology which has seen a massive acceleration of tech trends in recent years. We talk about the impact of The Kalifa Review on the UK’s Fintech sector and what this means for the region, how time to market is a key priority for entrepreneurs and innovators, and how low code and no code are empowering startups.

In this episode of StreetsTalksTo Etrading Software we discuss two major industry developments: the consolidated tape and developments in crypto asset trading. We also discover Sassan and James’ fascinating views on regulation, or lack thereof, in the crypto asset trading world.

In this fascinating conversation we cover many topics including technology infrastructure, data, trading strategies and the ability to self permission. We touch upon the current geopolitical climate and of course we ask what is their favourite piece of regulation!

In this episode we discuss why outsourced trading models are in such high demand at the moment, the importance of operational resilience, as well as upcoming regulations industry participants need to pay attention to and much more.

In this episode we discuss why outsourced trading models are in such high demand at the moment, the importance of operational resilience, as well as upcoming regulations industry participants need to pay attention to and much more.

Messaging and data standards might at first appear dry, but together Emma and Malavika explain why the association and bureau exist and their roles in helping key regional market infrastructures.

In this episode we discuss the current environment of low growth and continued uncertainty in the face of Brexit and the pandemic, the effect of Covid on MMEs and how innovation is key to moving forward, how Open Banking and Open Finance are solving problems like data standardisation.

In this episode we are joined by Adam Toms, CEO Europe and Tim Dinsdale, CTO of OpenFin, the operating system of finance. OpenFin brings the application interoperability we have all come to love on our mobile devices onto the financial desktop, essentially delivering to the financial desktop what Apple and Android have delivered for mobile.