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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2026 · 52 MIN

Evo Finance #55 - What Banks Don’t Talk About - Launch Risk, Regulation And Talent Gaps

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Today’s episode is hosted by Gemma Thomason and they are joined on the podcast by Suneet Rastogi, Commercial Cards Strategy Execution at Nordea. The conversation explores launch risk within the banking sector and the challenges organisations face when balancing innovation with regulation, operational resilience and commercial priorities. The exchange highlights the complexity of delivering financial services while managing compliance, talent shortages and evolving customer expectations. The discussion also examines banking strategy, commercial cards, risk management, regulatory compliance and the wider impact of digital transformation across financial institutions. Throughout the conversation, launch risk is considered alongside banking innovation, fintech, operational excellence and workforce development, offering valuable context for professionals working across financial services, payments and technology. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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