FinTech Talks Magazine

It’s the ability to drive and govern change that makes the Financial Technology field so exciting. The ability to adapt, turn adversities into opportunities, that lies at the core of each and every visionary. This is what we were looking for in our Fintech Journeys around the world.

In one of the most difficult year for FSI – and for the whole world – we searched for inspiring stories coming from different geographies, to explore how the financial services world has mastered the disruption brought by the pandemic. What we discovered were incredibly innovative ways, aiming to build a different future and close the gaps that were creating inefficiencies and inequalities.

Change can be daunting. However, it can be understood, controlled and turned into a mean to reach new goals and objectives. This was the aim of the 3rd Investment Management Symposium, organized by SIAT and Deloitte: understand De-Fi - the next big disruption in Financial Services – and how even traditional players can learn and take advantage of it.

In this issue Deloitte brought together experts and FinTech leaders from all over the world:

Luca Anzola, Head of Multimanager & Alternative Investments at Fideuram Asset Management SGR

Alessandro Bertirotti, Professor of Anthropology of Mind Università di Genova

Paolo Biamino, Product Development & Manager Selection at Euromobiliare Asset Management SGR

Luca Boiardi, CEO at The Crypto Gateway

Davide Bulgarelli, President of SIAT

Davide Capoti, CEO at Rocket Capital Investment and Board Member SIAT

Moises Cohen, Co-Founder & Chief Banking Officer at The Floor

Bruno Diniz, Managing Partner at Spiralem

Samantha Ghiotti, Deputy Chief Executive Officer at SingLife

Laura Grassi, Head of FinTech & InsurTech Observatory at Politecnico di Milano

David Jegerson, Evp Head of Customer Experience and Platform development at the National Bank Of Fujairah

Manuela Maccia, Chief Investment Officer at BNL-BNP Paribas

Lexi Novitske, Managing Partner at Acuity Venture Partners

Marco Piovesan, Director of the Centre for Experimental Economics at University of Copenaghen & Università di Verona