Posted by Lending Club :: March 10, 2010 @ 6:14 pm
SXSW Interactive has quickly become the conference where attendees and presenters explore the latest trends, technologies and products that are changing how we interact, communicate and transact.
This year, Lending Club will sit with SmartyPig, Mint and CreditKarma to talk money and innovation in the banking industry. Jennifer Openshaw, CEO of Family Financial Network will moderate a conversation that promises to be interesting and thought provoking.
In the midst of a financial crisis, people are compelled to save, budget and lower their dependency on traditional financial services. Stock picking communities, person-to-person lending, personal finance management and even credit score management tools, have emerged to serve the changing needs of customers exclusively served by traditional banks and credit unions.
In this panel, we will discuss key trends, emerging technologies, and financial products that are changing the way people interact with the banking and financial services industries.
Banking 2.0: Financial Services Driven by People & Emerging Technologies
Saturday March 13 at 12:30pm at the Hilton Hotel, downtown Austin, Room G
Moderated by Jennifer Openshaw, CEO of Family Financial Network
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Panelists:
Rob Garcia, Sr Director Product Strategy, LendingClub.com
Aaron Forth, VP of Product, Mint.com
Kenneth Lin, CEO, CreditKarma.com
Bob Weinschenk, CEO, SmartyPig.com
Can’t attend in person? Don't miss out on this stellar line-up!
Follow @SXSWfinance for live updates and questions to the panelists during the panel.
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any chance there'll be a live vid stream of this? can anyone make
it happen? por favor?
I love all the things that mint is doing now. Mint has made many
changes and seems to be innovating the way we do finance.
It was time somebody would come to serve the changing needs of
customers underserved by traditional banks and credit unions.
It is really nice to know when different people and groups start to
unite in a common goal. This time, money and innovation will be
highlighted and I am really happy that companies and startups are
now prioritizing things like that.
It's good to see Lending Club involved and working together with
other credit and financial companies to provide the right services
people require.
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