Our perception of money is changing rapidly, and banks are at the center of all of it. From how we access it to how we buy to how we trust that our money will be there when we need it.
Here on Bank Nerd Corner, Kiah Haslett brings on a rotating cast of expert bankers, economists, academics and more to sit down and talk about the complex dynamics shaping financial services today.
Banks exist at the crossroads between risk and safety, private business and public policy and new technology and some of the oldest laws we have.
If we can understand what is changing and what probably won’t, we’ll be in a better position to respond strategically. And, hopefully, we’ll understand the strange creature that is financial services a little bit better.
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Our perception of money is changing rapidly, and banks are at the center of all of it. From how we access it to how we buy to how we trust that our money will be there when we need it.
Here on Bank Nerd Corner, Kiah Haslett brings on a rotating cast of expert bankers, economists, academics and more to sit down and talk about the complex dynamics shaping financial services today.
Banks exist at the crossroads between risk and safety, private business and public policy and new technology and some of the oldest laws we have.
If we can understand what is changing and what probably won’t, we’ll be in a better position to respond strategically. And, hopefully, we’ll understand the strange creature that is financial services a little bit better.
Subscribe to Bank Nerd Corner to get the latest episode every Thursday!
Banker’s Hours with First International’s Trent Sorbe
Bank Nerd Corner
57 minutes
1 week ago
Banker’s Hours with First International’s Trent Sorbe
Bank Nerd Corner welcomes Trent Sorbe, chief payments officer at First International Bank and Trust, for this episode of Banker’s Hours.
Banker’s Hours explores the personalities in banking for some real talk on important, interesting and fun topics.
Trent has specialized in payments over his career, and that has led him into the land of payments technology and banking as a service. First International, which includes the Kotapay division Trent oversees, is the $5.5 billion bank unit of Watford City Bancshares and is based in Watford City, North Dakota.
Trent and Kiah about why and how South Dakota became the payments capital of the United States, how all banks do payments but not all banks are payment banks, and the risk and opportunity that underpin banking as a service, as well as how this business line has evolved.
Follow Trent on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tsorbe/
Read Trent’s piece about why banks must reinvent BaaS: https://www.bai.org/banking-strategies/why-banks-must-reinvent-baas/
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Bank Nerd Corner
Our perception of money is changing rapidly, and banks are at the center of all of it. From how we access it to how we buy to how we trust that our money will be there when we need it.
Here on Bank Nerd Corner, Kiah Haslett brings on a rotating cast of expert bankers, economists, academics and more to sit down and talk about the complex dynamics shaping financial services today.
Banks exist at the crossroads between risk and safety, private business and public policy and new technology and some of the oldest laws we have.
If we can understand what is changing and what probably won’t, we’ll be in a better position to respond strategically. And, hopefully, we’ll understand the strange creature that is financial services a little bit better.
Subscribe to Bank Nerd Corner to get the latest episode every Thursday!
