The U.S. Fintech Symposium

We will be hosting the Spring U.S. Fintech Symposium (In-Person) on May 3rd & 4th, 2022.  This session discuss the various sponsorship opportunities that will be available for this event.  Learn how your organization can advance your sales, marketing and branding goals by sponsoring the U.S. Fintech Symposium.

https://www.fintechsymposium.com/sponsorship-opportunities.html

We will be hosting the Spring U.S. Fintech Symposium (In-Person) on May 3rd & 4th, 2022.  This session will discuss the topics that we would like learn more about, the various panel discussions and how to complete a Call for Speaker form.

https://www.fintechsymposium.com/call-for-speakers.html

Brian Barnes was passionate about investing long before founding M1 Finance in 2015. After buying his first stock at the age of 10, investing became a hobby and a passion. However, after college, he discovered that although he loved investing, he hated the process. And, that is when M1 was born. M1 is a consumer finance application that that allows for Smart Money Management tool, allowing people from all walks of life to build and easily manage wealth.

In his talk, Brian will discuss M1's learnings from breaking into the financial services industry, which has operated the same way for many years, with a high-tech solution. From working with regulatory bodies, banks, and Venture Capitalists to supporting users to gain trust in, use, and ultimately switch from their dated brokerages to this new product, M1 has forged a path that will ultimately change how the financial services industry does business. Now, with over a billion dollars in AUM and over half a million active users, Brian will also discuss the strategies and approach to scaling an application, along with predictions for the finance industry as technology moves forward.

The future of our financial institutions depends entirely on how well they embrace, organize, and utilize data, analytics, and personalization. The financial products of the future are built with open architecture, cost-efficient models, best in class security, and customer-centric experiences. They are nimble and continually optimize customer journeys based on ongoing research. In this session, we’ll evaluate why, how, what, where and when technology will shape the financial products of the future. We will address the role that cloud computing has played, the importance of analytics, and what we might expect to see in future iterations of financial products.