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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2025 · 29 MIN

S4 Ep2: Real-time data unleashed in a programmable economy

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Cutting-edge developments in the payments and banking sectors are being rapidly driven by real-time data. Whether its API-first Open Banking or Blockchain-based cryptocurrencies, the financial landscape is becoming ever more dynamic and interwoven.On the next episode of our Liquidity Talks podcast we're going live to examine the critical role of real-time data in effective liquidity management, providing insights into how financial institutions can navigate this evolving environment.Whether you're a fintech enthusiast, a banking professional, or simply curious about the future of finance, you will gain valuable perspectives and actionable insights.Join Neville Roberts in this latest episode of Liquidity Talks as he speaks with Dan Feaheny, Principal at Feeney Fintech Limited, to explore:✅ The role of APIs and AI models to enable real-time value exchange and insights.✅ The growing Impact of Open Banking to embed finance at the point of need.✅ Cryptocurrencies and stablecoins bridging traditional banking and payments.✅ Strategies for an effective liquidity & treasury mgmt. in an instant data economy 

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