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Hosted by KAE · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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The Insight Track is the podcast for strategy, marketing, and product leaders in payments, banking, and business technology. Each episode cuts through the noise to bring you clear, useful perspectives on the trends shaping your industry — from changing payment habits in the Middle East to the rise of multi-banking, embedded finance, and more.But this isn’t just about spotting what’s new — it’s about knowing what to do next. We’ll help you understand how to turn these shifts into real opportunities, grow your business, and stay ahead of the competition. Written by the KAE team and brought to life with AI, The Insight Track is where you’ll hear the latest customer, market, and competitor intelligence — straight from the people working with global payment and financial services market leaders every day.
KAE hosts The Insight Track, a business show with 22 episodes published.
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona sits down with Nikhita Hyett (General Manager EMEA at Signifyd) to explore how fraud has evolved, why fraud and abuse need to be treated as fundamentally diffe
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona sits down with Arnaud Le Saouter (Client Director at KAE) - a payments industry veteran with over 30 years of experience - about how merchant needs have evolve
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona speaks with Keiti Kirt (Marketing Specialist at LHV Bank) about two topics at the heart of modern banking: how to engage and retain customers in a multi-banked
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona speaks with Willem Wellinghoff (UK Chair and Chief Compliance Officer at Ecommpay) about two topics very close to his heart: how compliance can drive true inno
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona sits down with Ruwani Hewa, Director of Payments at Starling, to explore two themes reshaping how payments are being built and delivered today: embedded financ
In this episode of The People Making Payments Podcast, Shona sits down with Andrea Cillara Rossi, VP Consumer Products and Processing at Mastercard, to unpack two of the biggest forces shaping the future of payments: dig
Welcome to The People Making Payments Podcast - a brand-new show designed to help people working in payments identify the most significant developments shaping the industry and understand how to best anticipate, and act,
Welcome to The People Making Payments Podcast - a brand-new show designed to help people working in payments identify the most significant developments shaping the industry and understand how to best anticipate, and act,
In today’s episode — originally written as an article by Prithweesh De — we’re talking about one of the biggest challenges facing insight teams inside banks and payments companies: delivering fast without sacrificing qua
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Shona Sabah — we’re exploring one of the most important and fast-moving developments in the payments industry: how agentic AI is changing the way transac
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Prithweesh De — we’re talking about one of the biggest challenges facing insights teams in banks and payments firms: how to prioritise competing requests
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Nicky Cockerill and Ane Unamuno — we’re looking at how banks and payments companies can create thought-leadership that actually stands out.
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Diana Arizaleta — we’re revisiting the rise of premium commercial cards, and exploring how issuers can capitalise on the opportunities available.
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Anna Pantazi — we’re looking at a why internal data, on its own, isn’t enough for financial services and payments companies to make sharp, strategic deci
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Ane Unamuno — we’re rethinking the role of insight in financial services and payments marketing; from a campaign input, to an always-on strategy.
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Diana Arizaleta — we’re talking about loyalty in banking, and why providers can no longer rely on products alone to secure it.
In today’s episode — originally written as an article by George Spedding — we’re exploring how financial services and payment providers can use conversational AI to better understand SMEs.
In today’s episode — originally written as an article by Emily Beeby and Nicky Cockerill — we’re talking about a major shift happening in the payments world: agentic commerce. Seen by many as the future of commerce, it’s
In today’s episode — originally written as an article by Diana Arizaleta — we’re diving into the rise of premium commercial cards. From lounge access for small business owners to policy controls for corporate finance tea
In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Alice Whitelam — we’re talking about the growing disconnect between banks and their customers when it comes to communication. With inboxes full and atten
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The Insight Track is hosted by KAE. The show is categorised under business and has published 22 episodes.
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