The Banking Conversation

To ban failure, is to ban success

Conversation with Saul Singer, co-author of “Start-up Nation”, on – prevalence of entrepreneurship in Israel – corporates’ R&D efforts – what makes startups tick

Real innovation takes place on the edge of transformation

Conversation with John Sculley, former CEO of Apple and PepsiCo, on – innovation in technology – his experience as CEO – opportunities in leverage buyouts

The real strength here is the diversity of the board and its expertise

Conversation with Yawar Shah, Chairman of SWIFT, on – SWIFT’s governance structure – bringing the world together through SIBOS – keeping cost structure low

Community is the hardest thing to build in financial services today

Conversation with Gottfried Leibbrandt, CEO of SWIFT, on – SWIFT’s architecture and upcoming strategies – facilitating global interconnectivity – dealing with increased regulatory pressure

The banking system has been a terrible disappointment because it failed

Conversation with Professor Muhammad Yunus, Nobel laureate and founder of Grameen Bank, on – going back to the core principles of microfinance – the failure of investment banking approach to microfinance in India - the need to be tied to the real economy – microfinance in the US

We normalize the data, not the outcome

Conversation with Philip Winckle, Executive Director of PECDC, on – PECDC’s formation – data sharing – implementing proper safeguards

The future of China’s vertical democracy and tackling the urban-rural divide

Conversation with John Naisbitt, author of Megatrends, on – democracy in China – the distinct difference between Japan and China – China’s individualism

“Basis for finance is helping and assisting another corporation to survive”

(Part I of III) Conversation with Lee Soon Woo, CEO of Woori Bank, on the case for privatisation, and how to achieve it.

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