AI, Blockchain, and Digital Twins: Revolutionizing Finance

Dive into the cutting-edge world of Ai-powered finance with Pavan Agarwal, founder of AngelAi. In this groundbreaking episode of The Pavan Perspective, we explore how Ai and blockchain are reshaping finance, eliminating bias, and bringing banking to the unbanked. - - - Speaker Information Pavan Agarwal President and CEO of Sun West and Creator of AngelAi Pavan Agarwal is the Chief Executive Officer of Sun West, one of the largest independent, privately owned mortgage companies based in the U.S. He is also the founder of Celligence International, LLC, which harnesses the best of Artificial Intelligence and Emphatic Technology to make mortgages simple and accessible to everyone. Pavan is a major proponent of Fair Lending and using technology to create homeownership opportunities for underserved markets. He loves to bring innovation into the mortgage industry and seamlessly integrate business units, products, and disparate goals into a single architecture to achieve success. Pavan's exceptional achievements have garnered recognition from prestigious media outlets, including Fox News, Yahoo, and Bloomberg. He's also been nominated for a national philanthropy award for his work with The Autism Community in Action (TACA). Rachel Wolfson Podcast Host | Reporter at Cointelegraph and Cryptonews | Author Rachel Wolfson is a seasoned editorial professional and journalist with a passion for technology, specializing in blockchain and cryptocurrency. As a reporter for Cointelegraph and Cryptonews, she provides in-depth analysis and insights into the evolving world of digital currencies. Recognized by The Next Web as one of the top 5 women shaping the future of crypto, Rachel is also an author, having published a Bitcoin e-book on Amazon. A dynamic public speaker, she has shared her expertise at numerous blockchain events globally, establishing herself as a leading voice in the tech and crypto industries. Sun West Mortgage Company, Inc is not affiliated with any third parties. The names are owned by the respective third parties.