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We go behind the scenes with industry experts, sharing unfiltered conversations and exclusive insights from the frontlines of the banking industry to help YOU build the bank of tomorrow
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The Banking Scene Director's Cut is hosted by The Banking Scene. The show has published 64 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Banking Topics 2027: What, So What, Now What?" (26 October 2026, 22 minutes), "Ten years of #openbanking - the revolution didn't happen, but maybe what we got was better?" (19 October 2026, 29 minutes), and "Banking's Next Customer Interface: Building Trust in the Age of AI Agents" (12 October 2026, 33 minutes).
The Banking Scene Director's Cut publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 64 episodes.
Booking probability for The Banking Scene Director's Cut is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Banking Scene Director's Cut requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Banking Scene Director's Cut's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Banking Scene Director's Cut are Banking & Credit Unions and Business & Management Consulting. The Banking Scene Director's Cut has a business audience.
The Banking Scene hosts The Banking Scene Director's Cut, a business podcast with 64 episodes published.
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In this episode, Rik asks Andrew about his approach to the research interviews he is undertaking as input into our Q4 white paper, as it's a bit different from what you might expect! You can find out the details in our...
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Open banking was supposed to reshape banking. Instead, it mostly built the rails for what comes next and now AI may be the first thing powerful enough to run on top of them. Andrew and Rik discuss why the disruption...
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AI agents are about to sit between you and your bank, and that changes everything about trust, authorisation, and who is accountable when something goes wrong. We sat down with Adam Preis, Director of Product Solution...
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AI is not the hard part in finance. The hard part is human judgment, governance, and knowing where generative AI actually belongs and where it absolutely does not. Christophe Atten, author of Generative AI for Finance...
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PSD2 did not deliver the open banking revolution everyone expected, but it did something more important: it built the infrastructure, ecosystem, and mindset Europe now depends on. In this episode, Rik Coeckelbergs...
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Regulation and innovation are not opposing forces so much as two hands on the same steering wheel, occasionally fighting for control, but ultimately needed together if European payments are to remain safe, competitive...
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In this episode, Rik speaks with Lauren Jones, Open Banking Lead at Paylume, about the past, present, and future of open banking in Europe. They break down what PSD2 achieved, where adoption still lags, and why the next...
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Rik Coeckelbergs speaks with David Demerie, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, and Guillaume Boland, Head of Product Management at Isabel, about PSD2’s real impact, the promise of PSR standardisation, and why trust...
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This conversation with Samet Varlik, Head of Sales at Expleo Group focuses on how banks should test, govern, and monitor AI systems that are probabilistic rather than deterministic. The key takeaway is simple: once AI...
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In this conversation with Gijs Boudewijn, chairman of the European Payments Council, we explored what PSD2 achieved, where it fell short, and why open banking has been slower to turn regulation into real market...
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While PSD2 was a game-changer for some organisations, its impact has been varied across the industry. Success isn't just about technology; it's about understanding customer behaviour and finding the sweet spot where...
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In this episode, Rik speaks with Jasper Wolfs, head of product open banking at Rabobank, about the state of open banking 10 years after PSD2, to find out what worked, what didn’t, and where AI may take it next. They...
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During the first content block of our Fraud and Compliance track at our flagship conference in Brussels this year, we heard from industry experts how AMLA, data and AI are reshaping the compliance function, during a...
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Discover how open banking is shaping the future of financial services through the lens of Deutsche Bank's Open Finance Lead, Joris Hensen. This episode explores the successes, challenges, and opportunities within open...
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Most banking as a service stories are about quick wins and shiny new APIs. Joe Wilson reveals how Bunq is quietly building a robust infrastructure layer designed for long-term partnerships, not just quick integrations...
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A recent panel session at the European Payments Council, moderated by Andrew, explored the impact of agentic commerce from the perspective of issuers, acquirers, merchants and customers.Rik summarised his key takeaways...
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In our first ever book review, we invited guests, Julia Streets and Wasim Mushtaq to join us along with Chris Skinner, for a dive into Chris Skinner's first foray into fiction, "Diary of a Ponzi Scheme". It's a unique...
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Agentic AI is currently one of the most discussed topics in banking, but the conversation is moving beyond the excitement of new technology. For banks, the real question is no longer whether agentic AI has potential, it...
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Most banks are currently talking about Agentic AI, ING is actually deploying it at scale and seeing real results. In this episode, Thomas Geerinck, ING’s Groupwide Retail Chief Data Officer, shares how the bank is...
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"Are we there yet?". When it comes to Open Banking and Embedded Finance, are we still debating if we should, instead of implementing what we can? How do we (the Benelux Banks) stack up against the rest of the world and...
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