FINSIA podcasts

Tashinvests founder Natasha Etschmann on landing in the spotlight as a finfluencer

With millions of Gen Zs and Millennials turning to social media for financial advice and inspiration, it’s hard to ignore the rise of so-called finfluencers. Natasha tells her story on the FINSIA Podcast.

Could European-style ESG labelling help the fight against greenwashing?

Carsten Haubner talks to the FINSIA Podcast about ethical investing and how the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulations can take the confusion out of ESG investing.

Crowdfunding continues to grow, despite downturn

 Steve Maarbani on why the digitisation on venture capital markets will open industry to millions of potential investors around the world with both the willingness and capital to invest in high-growth companies

Work of Ethi-call helpline for professional and personal decision-making in focus.

Cris Parker - Ethics Alliance, and Banking and Financial Services Oath director - talks to the FINSIA Podcast about the benefits of the free, confidential service used by more than 400 people looking for help with difficult decisions.

Future Finance: AI’s Journey in financial services with Astute Theory’s Robert Nisi

As Artificial Intelligence continues to revolutionise the financial services landscape in ways never seen before, the FINSIA Podcast examines its adoption and integration - from enhancing risk management and fraud detection to optimising trading strategies and customer experiences. 

Are institutional investors helping instil trust in crypto in 2023?

Collective Shift founder Ben Simpson talks about how big institutional investors’ backing of crypto helps develop trust – despite Australians becoming more wary in 2023.

Facing a cyber breach is not a matter of IF, but WHEN

Former Special Forces team leader Max Pemberton tells the FINSIA Podcast how cybercrime is as profitable as the global illegal drugs trade.

Senior Fellow on his Order of Australia Medal and FINSIA membership

Giles Gunesekera talks about the award from the latest Australia Day Honours List and reveals how he nearly had a different career to finance.

Remote working here to stay - recruitment specialist.

Kaizen Recruitment MD Matt McGilton shares his thoughts on the jobs landscape on the FINSIA Podcast as new data suggests the trend towards a working-from-home choice is still a strong driver.

Where are Australia’s trade relations with China heading?

China bull James Professor James Laurenceson admits his the most pessimistic he’s ever been – but acknowledges that business is still booming.