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Transcript: Matt Levine

Barry Ritholtz

He brings an unusual background as both an m and a attorney and a derivative specialist at two of the best firms in the world for those spaces. Matt Levine writes The Money Stuff Daily newsletter for Bloomberg. Matt has become this fascinating character in the world of Wall Street research and analysis and commentary. I, I won a prize for.

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Canada’s Path Toward B2B Payables Modernization

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Some of the biggest industry trends, including faster payments, open banking and bank-FinTech collaboration, have found their ways into the Canadian market, the B2B payments space is not immune to disruption from these shifts. Such visibility enables real-time analysis of risk exposures for more agile FX hedging and risk management.

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Transcript: Peter Atwater

Barry Ritholtz

Peter has had a fascinating career in finance, JP Morgan Bank, one, a few other large places where he got to see how people’s sentiment and confidence levels affected their decision making. Went through their bank training program, wanted a foreign assignment. The merger was tumultuous. Peter Atwater, welcome to Bloomberg.

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The Great Credit Card Program Outsourcing Debate

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Banks and credit unions that handle their own credit card programs are also likely to face another challenge in the near term. “The The credit cycle will turn, and you’ll have a generation of credit risk managers who’ve not been through a recession yet. In fact, their slogan for the card is “Created by Apple, Not a Bank?.”

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Transcript: David Snyderman, Magnetar Capital

Barry Ritholtz

David Snyderman has put together an incredible career in fixed income, alternative credit, and really just an amazing way of looking at risk and trade structure and how to figure out probabilistic potential outcomes rather than playing the usual forecasting and macro tourist game. I’m looking forward to our conversation.

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Transcript: Ken Kencel

Barry Ritholtz

With no further ado, my conversation with Ken Kencel of Churchill Asset Management. You start at Drexel in the M&A group, what was that, like? This is really a fascinating story. Ken was there at the beginning of the private credit markets when he was working at Drexel. Ken Kencel, welcome to Bloomberg. It was a great time.