André Bajorat was this weeks guest on the „Digital Dump“ podcast series. The current episode from 17.12.2021 is about André Bajorat and his path from Fintech entrepreneur to banker and strategist. The founder and editor of Payment & Banking and Head of Strategy Corporate Bank Deutsche Bank was talking to Kate Pohl, Head of Banking & Partner Strategy and Execution bei Traxpay GmbH such as Steven Batiste, CTO of TIS, from „Digital Dump“ Podcast series.
Every Friday, Steven Batiste’s and Kate Pohl’s “Digital Dump” podcast is all about the world of technology. They goal is to demystify the magic word “TECH” and make the complex transparent and easy to understand – not only for experts, but for everyone.
I In the current episode, the focus is on André Bajorat and his path to Head of Strategy at Deutsche Bank from the fintech world. The „Border Crosser“ tells us, how he had the idea to found Payment & Banking and why he moved from the fintech world to banking.
André discusses how successful cooperations between banks and Fintechs can succeed and why fintech´s must follow the rules of regulators!
Which future technologies does he believe in? What role does artificial intelligence play in this context and why embedded finance and contextual banking become the New Normal?
You can find out by listening to “Digital Dump”. It’s definitely worth tuning in!
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The Hosts:
- Kate Pohl, Digital Dump presenter, Head of Banking & Partner Strategy and Excecution, Traxpay
- Steven Batiste, Digital Dump presenter, CTO, TIS
The Interviewee:
- André Bajorat, Founder and Editor Payment & Banking, Head of Strategy Unternehmerbank, Deutsche Bank
About the podcast Digital Dump
Every Friday, Steven Batiste’s and Kate Pohl’s “Digital Dump” podcast is all about the world of technology. They want to demystify the magic word “TECH” and make the complex transparent and easy to understand – not just for experts – but for everyone.
