Launched in July 2014, The London Fintech Podcast has followed the evolution of finance and technology for more than a decade.
Founded by Mike Baliman and now hosted by Tony Clark, the show brings together people shaping financial services to explore the ideas, technologies and developments that could define its future.
What’s next in Fintech?
That question is at the heart of the show.
From AI and digital assets to new ways of banking, investing and moving money, each conversation explores where financial services could be heading and what that might mean for businesses, customers and society.
Guests draw on their own experience to explain what they see coming, why they expect it and where the picture remains uncertain. The aim is to make the future of Fintech understandable, interesting and relevant to you.
More than a decade of perspective
The podcast’s archive brings together conversations with people from emerging Fintech businesses, established financial institutions, regulation and economics.
Guests have included Lord Turner, former head of the Financial Services Authority; Sir Paul Tucker, former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England; and economist Professor John Kay.
That history gives the show a broad perspective on how financial services change, connecting new ideas with the experience of people who have seen earlier promises tested in practice.
Meet your host
Tony Clark is the founder and CEO of NextWave Consulting, with three decades of experience across consulting, technology and financial services.
He took over as host in 2024, continuing the podcast’s tradition of thoughtful, conversational interviews. His practical experience informs questions about how new ideas could work, what might hold them back and where they could lead.
Start listening
New episodes are released every other Thursday. Explore the latest conversations or browse an archive stretching back to 2014.
The London Fintech Podcast is brought to you by NextWave Consulting.