J.D. Durkin is joined by Jay Woods, Chief Global Strategist at Freedom Capital Markets. They discuss the booming tech sector, upcoming economic data and all things markets. Woods talks us through PCE and GDP data and the FED’s subsequent reaction to this data. Additionally, technology, communication services, and utilities have been outpacing the S&P overall.
The latest defi partnerships in Europe and the Middle East with Mark Walker, Managing Editor of the Fintech Times
Mark Walker, Managing Editor of the Fintech Times joins Remy Blaire, live from Dubai. Revolut Europe and Africa have reached a new fintech based partnership that features a new mobile wallet feature increasing their consumer base and accessibility. Walker also takes us through an increase in IPO activity in the Middle East and how the region is using public listings in a strategic manner.
The advancement of mobile payments with Phillip Lord, the President of Oobit
Phillip Lord, the President of Oobit joins Remy Blaire, live from Consensus 2024 in Austin Texas. The pair discuss the current landscape of mobile payments and how the industry is becoming increasingly intertwined with digital assets and crypto. Lord helps us understand the underlying technology that goes into mobile payments and also takes us through the future of Oobit, an innovator in the space.
NYSE Partners with CoinDesk Indices on BTC Options
Meghan Dugan, Head of Options at the New York Stock Exchange, joins Remy Blaire at Consensus 2024 to discuss the NYSE’s partnership with CoinDesk.
The advancement of mobile payments with Phillip Lord, the President of Oobit
Phillip Lord, the President of Oobit, joins Remy Blaire, live from Consensus 2024 in Austin Texas. The pair discuss the current landscape of mobile payments and how the industry is becoming increasingly intertwined with digital assets and crypto. Lord helps us understand the underlying technology that goes into mobile payments and also takes us through the future of Oobit, an innovator in the space.
Decentralized finance and social capitalism with John Wingate Chief Executive Officer of BankSocial
The House of Representatives recently passed house bill FIT21. This bill has implications across not only digital assets, but Washington DC as a whole given that this is an election year. Remy Blaire is joined by John Wingate Chief Executive Officer of BankSocial. Wingate explains how decentralized finance is assisting in the creation of a climate where social capitalism can thrive and how technology is playing a crucial role in this process.
The future of TikTok with Kevin O’Leary, Chairman of O’Leary Ventures
Kevin O’Leary, Chairman of O’Leary Ventures, sits down with Vince Molinari from the NYSE to discuss the current state of TikTok. In a law recently passed by congress, TikTok will be forced to sell by January 19th. O’Leary joins us to deliver the breaking news that he is interested in buying TikTok through an initiative involving potential advertisers on the platform. There are 6 million advertisers on the platform and O’Leary would use a crowdfunding initiative to gauge interest and potentially raise capital. Additionally, they discuss the advancements made by WonderFi in Canada.
Robinhood Buyback, Salame sentenced, Grid moderniation
Trading app Robinhood unveils a maiden stock buyback plan of $1 billion. The FTX exec who turned in SBF is sentenced to 7.5 years in prison, and U.S. announced billions to modernize the country’s electric grid. Jane King has the latest from Nasdaq.
The future of Xbox and PlayStation
Gerard “HipHopGamer” Williams, joins Fintech TV to analyze the latest gaming news as well as the upcoming changes coming to big gaming brands such as Microsoft’s Xbox and Sony’s PlayStation.
US markets after Memorial Day Weekend with Michael Reinking, Senior Market Strategist at NYSE
Remy Blaire sits down with Michael Reinking, Senior Market Strategist at NYSE to discuss changes to the markets after the holiday weekend. Reinking discusses topics ranging from equity averages, inflation data, and a potential manufacturing rebound. How will these trends affect central banks and monetary policy? What will the Federal Reserve do to interest rates?