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Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Recapping the crypto market sell-off with John Haar, Managing Director, Swan Bitcoin

Remy Blaire discusses the market sell-off with John Haar, Managing Director, Swan Bitcoin. Crypto and Ethereum have experienced massive selloffs as the market is still unsure of what's coming next. Although the future remains unclear, the pair discuss why it's important to pay attention to policy changes during an election year and the emergence of crypto based ETF's.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Servicing higher education using AI and data with Jamie Donahue, President and CTO of BM Technologies (BMTX)

Remy Blaire is joined by Jamie Donahue, President and CTO of BM Technologies (BMTX), to discuss the intersection of finance, technology, and education. BM Technologies has been providing access to education with a commitment to innovating the student's experience by optimizing AI and data.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Global sell-off and Revolut’s new cash deposit service with Polly Jean Harrison

Remy Blaire and Polly Jean Harrison, Features Editor of The Fintech Times recap the effect of the global market sell-off has impacted England from impacts to the international market and currency. Additionally, the pair discuss Revolut's new cash deposit service.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Transforming Insurance: How Premiums for the Planet is Tackling Climate Change

In this episode of The Impact, Jeff Gitterman had the pleasure of speaking with Brad Stevenson, the CEO of Premiums for the Planet. The...
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Intensified focus on digital asset strategy with Madeleine Boys, Head of Program and Innovation at Global Digital Finance

Remy Blaire is joined by Madeleine Boys, Head of Program and Innovation at Global Digital Finance to discuss an increased investment across global institutions into digital assets. Boys gives her perspective on the context around this surge and whether or not 2024 could be a significant year for digital assets. All signs point to yes as digital assets continue to transform finance and the way in which information is stored and distributed, especially in finance.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Short and long term trends in crypto with John Haar, Managing Director at Swan Bitcoin

Remy Blaire is joined by John Haar, Managing Director at Swan Bitcoin. The pair discuss the current state of the crypto market and how it has been affected by recent economic data such as inflation, CPI, and more. With the FED leaving rates unchanged, Haar gives his perspective on how this decision will affect the crypto market as a whole. Additionally, Haar gives his perspective on both short and long term trends in the crypto industry.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Best practices for digital asset storage with Adam Lowe, Chief Product and Innovation Officer at CompoSecure

Remy Blaire is joined by Adam Lowe, Chief Product and Innovation Officer at CompoSecure to discuss how to keep your crypto and digital assets safe from security breaches. The most secure methods for protecting digital assets are to utilize new technologies to keep personal information safe, such as keybase security. Digital keys can be thought of as a way to secure your digital life, in the same way that you would use a key to your home. Additionally, Lowe explains the ethos of CompoSecure's business.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Economic data and the current state of the market with Matt Cheslock of Virtu Financial

Remy Blaire sits down with Matt Cheslock of Virtu Financial to discuss market reactions to recent economic data. The Fed only raised interest rates once this year. The longer term picture is that we will most likely need to wait to see the fed raise rates.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Growing demand for ETF’s in Europe with Mark Walker, Managing Editor of The Fintech Times

Remy Blaire discusses the latest headlines from Europe with Mark Walker, Managing Editor of The Fintech Times. With an increased demand for ETF's in Europe, how will this affect the market overseas? Additionally, Lemon Markets has initiated strategic partnerships with Tomorrow and Allfunds committing themselves to ESG and sustainability.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Income and disruption with William Rhind, CEO of Graniteshares ETF’s

Remy Blaire sits down with William Rhind, CEO of Graniteshares ETF's, top discuss the current landscape of the ETF market. Specifically, Rhind gives his perspective on how to generate alternative income within your portfolio through the utilization of ETF's. The demand for crypto and technology based ETF's are also on the rise and the pair discuss how to interact with the stock market as AI continues to assert its dominance.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Progress in crypto legislation with Chris Perkins, Managing Partner and President of Coinfund

Remy Blaire sits down with Chris Perkins, Managing Partner and President of Coinfund, to discuss the considerable progress crypto has made in the regulatory landscape. Although crypto has experienced success as a blockchain project, the asset class has emerged as a topic of discussion in the political world as well. Perkins gives his perspective on what to expect from the upcoming election season and how this will affect crypto regulations.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

Economic data with Eddy Gifford, Wealth Advisor at Tactive

Remy Blaire is joined by Eddy Gifford, Wealth Advisor at Tactive to discuss the release of recent economic data such as CPI. With rates being higher, the market hopes that these high rates will help reduce the rate of inflation. However, with the current data coming in, the market is concerned with a pending decision from the Fed reserve.
Market Movers: The Opening Bell

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