Brett King

FutureFuel.io CEO Laurel Taylor and Edmit.me CEO Nick Ducoff discuss approaches to helping students repay their loans and make good debt decisions.

JP Nicols and Jason Henrichs discuss making apps and branches more productive, with Michelle Tinsley of Tinsley Retail Insights and Mike Laven of Currencycloud.

Guest hosts Jason Henrichs and JP Nicols interview Perianne Boring, founder and CEO of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, about blockchain trends and challenges.

Julieann Thurlow, CEO of Reading Cooperative Bank, argues that tech-savvy lenders like SoFi can draw in low-risk borrowers with a fast, simple online process.

Latest: how a possible trade war might impact fintechs; how U.S. exchanges have adapted to blockchain tech.

Fintech founders and John Schulte of Mercantile Bank share what it takes to make bank/fintech relationships work.

Doug Nielsen from U.S. Bank joins Brett King to talk about SXSW 2018; Jim Marous weighs in on Amazon's plans for a checking account.

Brandon Krieg, co-founder and CEO of StashInvest, shares what his company is doing to create a comfortable, "frictionless" point of entry for investing.

Breaking Banks producer Rachel Morrissey visits the Mastercard Innovation Lab in Nairobi and reports on ideas under development there.

Consumers are embracing voice assistants. What does this mean for banks’ business models?

Brett King interviews Ben Goertzel, chief scientist of the robotics firm Hanson Robotics, about the strengths and weaknesses of Hanson’s humanoid Sophia robot.

Bitcoin has passed $13,000 in value. The spike has many people wondering about the future of the digital currency.

Zelle seemed like banks' catch-up attempt, but it may prove to be a true innovation.

This week’s show is the first episode of a spinoff, Breaking Banks Asia, hosted by Simon Spencer.

Two realistic utopians -- David Orban, founder of the London think tank Network Society Research, and Himi Khan, executive V.P. at the virtual assistant tech startup Clinc – share their AI vision.

As the world accelerates toward faster and contactless payments, the U.S. has been reinforcing checks, avoiding global payments standards and pursuing closed-loop innovations that further isolate it.