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What's Happening in Digital Banking? with Ricky Knox

Ricky Knox is the Founder and CEO of Tandem, a UK digital bank.

It's a fascinating time in digital banking, as tech-forward banks in the UK, US, Europe and elsewhere race for product and geographic coverage and players like Apple and Goldman Sachs, who recently announced a credit card partnership, encroach on retail banks' turf.

I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. As you’d expect, Ricky brings a lot of insight to this topic.

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Thank you very much for joining us today. Please welcome, Ricky Knox.

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