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Norton Rose Fulbright’s ‘FinTech Pulse’ podcast explores the latest global news, regulatory developments, trends and hot topics in the Fintech sector. Norton Rose Fulbright is a global law firm and with lawyers on the ground in many of the major and emerging FinTech centres, we have our finger on the pulse. We will be joined by leading industry experts from around the world to discuss their insights on everything FinTech from crypto assets and open banking to AI and blockchain, with special feature editions on InsurTech and the payments landscape.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFinTech Pulse is a news podcast hosted by Norton Rose Fulbright, with 42 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Join Julie Frizzarin and Hannah Meakin as they discuss the most significant global digital asset regulatory developments from July and August, in their 10-minute round-up. From the UK's tokenisation agenda, UK-US regulatory cooperation and MiCA developments to regulatory milestones in Dubai and Hong Kong, SEC proposals and the growing role of stablecoins, the pace of change continues to accelerate.
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Ben Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of Native joins Tim Chan to unpack what Australia’s new digital assets licensing regime means in practice for insurance. They explore the cover digital asset platforms will need, how insurers are approaching crypto risk, and whether new licensing rules are helping or complicating insurability. From billion-dollar hacks to global regulatory lessons, this episode explores the risks, the realities, and where the market is heading next.
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In this special edition of Fintech Pulse, Sean Murphy and Hannah Meakin are joined by Coinbase UK CEO Keith Grose to explore how the digital assets market is evolving in practice. They discuss the rapid growth of stablecoins, the emergence of tokenised financial assets, and the rise of agentic payments. Keith also shares how Coinbase has evolved into a full-stack platform spanning retail, institutional and developer services, as well as why the UK remains a strategically critical market. In this episode: Why stablecoins are scaling rapidly and reshaping payments Real-world progress in tokenisation (starting with debt markets) What agentic AI means for payments and commerce Coinbase’s evolution beyond a retail exchange The UK’s regulatory direction and global position What the next 3–5 years could look like for digital assets
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Join host Julie Frizzarin and regulatory expert Hannah Meakin for a round up of April's most significant crypto regulatory developments. They cover what’s changed, and what it means in practice across the UK, US, UAE, Europe, Singapore, Australia and Canada, including: • where regulatory expectations are tightening, • key licensing and implementation timelines, and • the latest stablecoin, market structure and tokenisation developments. A concise, digestible update for anyone navigating the evolving global crypto regulatory landscape.
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