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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2025 · 32 MIN

Evo Finance #35 - Swimbird - Solving The Data Problem

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Today's episode is hosted by Charlie Beetson and they are joined on the podcast by Tomas Engel, Chief Commercial Officer at Swimbird AB and Eva Lundell, Chief Executive Officer at Swimbird AB.The conversation explores how organisations can tackle the data problem through smarter architecture, improved workflow design and tools that allow teams to trust and act on information with confidence. The guests discuss how modern financial environments create complexity and why consistent, accessible data is becoming an operational necessity for rapidly evolving firms.The exchange highlights the role of scalable platforms, transparent systems and user-centred design in enabling better decision making. It also considers how leaders can drive cultural change to ensure that data governance is adopted across departments, helping organisations streamline processes and reduce risk as they grow. By revisiting the data problem later in the discussion, the episode offers a broad overview of strategies shaping the future of efficient, technology-driven finance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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