Tomorrow's Capital

This episode of Tomorrow’s Capital focuses on the digitalization of crime, including the evolution and future of cybercrime as well as cybercrime trends specifically related to cryptocurriencies and blockchain-based financial instruments. Mikko Hypponen also discusses cyber criminals’ use of AI for attack purposes, and the complexity of implementing security regulations.

Podcast from Stockholm for Nasdaq’s 16th bi-annual Technology Of the Future (TOF) conference, where Andy McAfee touches on human behavior and machine learning. Andy’s research investigates how information technology changes the way company’s perform, organize themselves, and compete.  The podcast emphasizes recent, profound developments in machine learning, and the ways technology benefits us, helps us solve important problems, and also teaches us about ourselves and our learning processes.  

In this week’s episode of Tomorrow's Capital, Richard Leung, CIO, CTO and Head of IT and Platform Development at HKEX, discusses how HKEX is using machine learning to disrupt capital markets, his advice for aspiring tech professionals, and how he views innovation and the future of the industry. 

In this episode, Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman talks with Gallup Chairman and CEO Jim Clifton about the state of entrepreneurship in the U.S., how to engage millennials and Gen-Z and common strengths in successful entrepreneurs. With this installment, we conclude season one of Tomorrow’s Capital. Thank you for joining us and we look forward to having you back for Season 2!

In this episode, Nasdaq VP of Investor Relations, Ed Ditmire talks with CEO of The Nature Conservancy Mark Tercek about how he’s turning more than 20 years of investment banking experience on its head by leveraging traditional Wall Street strategies to serve a new end: natural conservation targets. He is the author of the Washington Post and Publisher’s Weekly bestselling book Nature’s Fortune: How Business and Society Thrive by Investing in Nature. 

In this week’s podcast, we cover the trends from the CB Insights’ Future of Fintech conference. The event brings together the world’s largest financial institutions to discuss everything from artificial intelligence to how millennials are impacting the banking industry. In this episode, you will hear Anna Gonzalez, Head of Social Media and Executive Producer of Tomorrow’s Capital, in conversation with Jean-Jacques Louis, Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy at Nasdaq.

Ark Invest serves as bridge between innovation centers and entrepreneurs. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Capital, the firm’s CEO Cathie Wood joins Nasdaq Stock Exchange President Nelson Griggs for a discussion on the disruptive technologies that will be driving the economy in the years to come.  

In our latest episode, blockchain expert, thought leader and co-founder of the Blockchain Research Institute Don Tapscott talks with Global Markets Reporter, Jill Malandrino about blockchain's implication in diverse sectors from finance to data privacy.  

In this episode, Michael Ptasznik, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Nasdaq talks with Ben Hecht, President & CEO of Living Cities. They discuss impact investing and address how governments and stock exchanges alike can connect low income people to the economic mainstream.

 In this episode, Former SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro shares with Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman an inside look at how the agency created new market regulations after the 2008 financial crisis and whether the financial system is more or less resilient today.

In our inaugural episode of #TomorrowsCapital, former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers discusses with me areas of growth and concern for the U.S. economy. Summers previously served as Director of The White House National Economic Council during the Obama Administration. He currently serves as Charles W. Eliot University professor and president emeritus at Harvard University and played a critical role in our economic history.