PULSE Check Turns 2: Conversations That Shaped Our Journey So Far (Part 2)

In Part 2 of our anniversary special, we revisit more of the conversations that made the past two years of PULSE Check memorable, bringing together perspectives, ideas, and insights from industry leaders across financial services. Across topics ranging from technology and customer experience to regulation and innovation, these highlights capture the ideas that have shaped our discussions. Whether you’ve been with us from the start or are just tuning in, this special anniversary edition is a chance to revisit the conversations that have helped define our journey so far. 00:00 - Introduction 00:20 - How banks can prepare for the quantum computing era 02:56 - Democratisation of financial services through AI 05:30 - What does the future of banking look like? 10:31 - Why real innovation starts outside the bank 12:22 - Will conversational banking become the new normal? 14:38 - Why online payments still fail 17:31 - What insurance has learned about innovation 19:51 - Why most AI initiatives fail: it's a data problem Episodes mentioned:    • Dan Ebler - Beyond the Hype: Quantum Compu...      • Ronit Ghose - Redefining Finance: From AI ...      • Bojan Obradović & Ben Quinlan - Hyper-Pers...      • Ralph Mogicato - Lessons from an Angel Inv...      • Martin Frick - Is Banking Truly Ready for ...      • Neo Beng - Payments in Motion: From QR Cod...      • Sushmita Munshi - Will AI Replace Insuranc...      • David Frankenfield - What ‘AI-Ready’ Reall...   Connect with us: Synpulse LinkedIn:   / synpulse   Synpulse8 LinkedIn:   / synpulse8   Instagram:   / lifeatsynpulse   X: https://x.com/synpulsemc Facebook:   / synpulsemc   Connect with Salomon:   / salomonwettstein   The views expressed by our speakers are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Synpulse. We urge you to research further or consult experts before making decisions based on the information shared. Any references to products, services, or organisations are not endorsements but for education or informational purposes. While we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee completeness or timeliness, and we disclaim liability for any reliance on this content.