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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2020 · 30 MIN

Kyle Van Pelt - The Future of Fintech: Key Predictions and Opportunities for Growth

from Standard Deviations with Dr. Daniel Crosby · host Dr. Daniel Crosby

Kyle specializes in connecting the dots between the future of technology and finance, building strategic relationships and connecting people. He’s currently working with SS & C Advent and is focused on shaping the Black Diamond Wealth Platform for large financial service firms. Kyle lives in Georgia with his wife and 4 children and he’s passionate about golf, craft coffee, southern cooking, the ATL falcons and charitable works. Tune in to hear: What we can learn from financial failures Why a fintech revolution/upheaval likely won’t replace the role of financial professionals Why a “one click” approach modeled on tech giants like Amazon, Netflix and Uber may not be suitable for behavior-based financial technologies How financial professionals could become even more crucial l in a world where trades happen with increased ease and convenience How to start a conversation around charitable giving with your clients Why you shouldn’t be afraid to humble brag Twitter: KyleVanPelt

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