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What’s Next in Blockchain? Ask This Teenage Engineer
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What’s Next in Blockchain? Ask This Teenage Engineer

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June 20, 2019
WALL STREET VS. SILICON VALLEY: WHERE WILL INNOVATION COME FROM? A common criticism of big banks is that they can’t innovate as fast as smaller, more nimble startups—and yet they have far more capital to invest in tech. A discussion between a “unicorn” founder who counts top banks as clients, a Wall Streeter tasked with transformation, and the head of the personal finance startup so hot that Goldman Sachs bought it.Adam Dell, Head of Product, Marcus by Goldman Sachs; Founder and CEO, Clarity MoneyZach Perret, Co-founder and CEO, PlaidSigal Zarmi, Managing Director and Head, Technology Transformation, Morgan StanleyModerator: Matt Heimer, FORTUNE Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune
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Wall Street Is Taking Cues From Silicon Valley to Innovate Fintech

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June 20, 2019
BREAKING UP THE WALL STREET BOYS’ CLUB rDespite progress, women still represent fewer than one in five positions in the financial services C-suite—below the national average in other sectors. A candid conversation about the economic case for diversity, achievements and struggles in pursuing it, and challenges remaining in the quest for gender parity as finance enters a new digital era.rSallie Krawcheck, Chief Executive Officer, EllevestrRaymond McGuire, Chairman, Banking, Capital Markets, and Advisory, Vice Chairman, CitigrouprPenny Pennington, Managing Partner, Edward JonesrModerator: Kristen Bellstrom, Deputy Digital Editor, FORTUNE Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune
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Sallie Krawcheck Wants CEOs to ‘Break the Wheel’ to Solve the Diversity Crisis

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June 20, 2019
Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock.com at Fortune Brainstorm Finance.
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Security Tokens Will Be the ‘Killer App’ of Cryptocurrency, Overstock CEO Says

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June 20, 2019
DOES CRYPTO HAVE A PLACE IN REAL WORLD BANKING? rRipple is sitting on a vast stash of XRP, the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency, and has ambitious plans to make it an integral part of global money transfers. But will anyone actually use it?rBrad Garlinghouse, Chief Executive Officer, RipplerInterviewer: Clifton Leaf, Editor-in-Chief, FORTUNE Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune
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Ripple CEO: Facebook Libra Cryptocurrency Push Makes Me Happy

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June 20, 2019
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire at Fortune's Brainstorm Finance conference on June 19, 2019, in Montauk, N.Y.
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Circle CEO: Zuckerberg Is ‘Betting on Decentralization’ With Facebook’s Libra

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June 20, 2019
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Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency and Its Generational Divide — Data Sheet

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June 20, 2019
Venmo's Amit Jhawar Wealthfront's Andy Rachleff at Fortune's Brainstorm Finance conference
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Millennials Are Not Basement-Dwelling Potheads, Says Wealthfront CEO

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June 20, 2019
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What to Expect From Slack’s Direct Listing

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June 20, 2019
THE NEW MASTER OF COIN’S TWO CENTSWhat does our financial future hold? Who better to ask than Kathryn Haun, Bitcoin’s top sheriff-turned-elite venture capitalist. As the first female partner at maverick Silicon Valley firm Andreessen Horowitz, Haun has been co-leading the most prestigious cryptocurrency fund in the industry. She’s also had a front row seat to Andreessen’s bang-up year, which featured the public debuts of Lyft, Pinterest and—soon?—Slack and Airbnb. A must-attend session for anyone piqued by the wedding of web and wealth.Kathryn Haun, General Partner, Andreessen HorowitzInterviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Executive Editor, FORTUNE Photography by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune
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Andreessen Horowitz: How Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency Will Be Governed

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June 20, 2019
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Why Amazon Says It Won’t Be Taking on the Big Banks Anytime Soon

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June 19, 2019
SECURING THE VAULTrAsked why he robbed banks, legendary 20th century thief Willie Sutton reputedly replied “because that’s where the money is.” Today the financial industry faces a diverse array of threats from nation states to cybercriminals. With limited resources and heightened risks, how can financial institutions protect themselves?rAmy Chang, Head, Strategic Intelligence & Cybersecurity Operations, JPMorgan ChaserAdenike Cosgrove, Cybersecurity Strategist, International, ProofpointrModerator: Robert Hackett, FORTUNE
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Welcome to the Next Generation of Corporate Phishing Scams

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June 19, 2019
Mobile payments and blockchain have challenged the status quo of cross-border money transfers, putting pressure on traditional players. Yet money can be stubbornly hard to move, and the old systems hard to improve upon. A conversation between the leader of Zelle, a bank-owned mobile payments app that has eclipsed Venmo in transactions, and the CEO of 168-year-old Western Union, a leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement and payments.rLou Anne Alexander, Group President, Payment Solutions, Early Warning ServicesrHikmet Ersek, President and CEO, Western UnionrModerator: Robert Hackett, Co-chair, Brainstorm Finance; Co-founding Editor, The Ledger; Senior Writer, FORTUNE
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Western Union and Zelle Executives Dish on Competition and the Future of Mobile Payments

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June 19, 2019
NOT TO BE DISCOUNTEDrSchwab’s relentlessly cost-conscious approach has helped it attract $3.6 trillion in assets and forced larger rivals to slash fees and cater more to middle-class traders. The discount broker’s CEO talks about his strategy for staying competitive, even as upstarts vie for market share touting fee-free trading.rWalt Bettinger, President and CEO, The Charles Schwab Corp.rInterviewer: Jen Wieczner, FORTUNE
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Charles Schwab CEO: Actually, We’re Killing It With Millennials

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June 19, 2019
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Tala CEO: How Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency Can Help Companies Scale

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June 19, 2019

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