Welcome to Disruptive Voices, the new podcast series from The Banker, which explores the experiences, successes and frustrations of women working across the global fintech sector. 

Fintech has infiltrated all of our lives, whether we realise it or not. Whether it's mobile and QR code payments, using banking apps, ordering and paying for a taxi and your takeaway via your smartphone, or services like P2P payments or crypto. Our finances have never been so digital. 

Each month, Kimberley Long, Asia editor at The Banker, speaks with women in the industry to understand the reality of working within fintech today. 

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In this bonus episode recorded at Sibos, we talk to the women of Innotribe, the fintech innovation space at the annual transaction banking conference. We learn from founders, CEOs and innovators about how they experience working within this most innovative of financial sectors. 

Chapter 1 

Rebecca Hackworth, head of communications, Quant

Chapter 2 

Marijke Koninckx, chief product officer, Bankifi 

Chapter 3 

Bianca Lopes, founder, Idea Fund 

Chapter 4 

Ulyana Shtybel, CEO, Quoroom

In this first episode, we will discuss women in the fintech space. In which areas of fintech are women best represented? Are they getting the support they need? Where can they turn to find their tribe? Do we need to do more to call out the imbalance still in place, and what can we do to narrow the gap?

Chapter 1

Louise Brett, vice chairman and UK & Europe fintech and financial services innovation lead partner, Deloitte UK

Chapter 2

Michelle Tran, founder, NYC Fintech Women and head of enterprise sales, Vestwell

Chapter 3

Susanne Chishti, CEO, Fintech Circle

Chapter 4

Christine Kiefer, co-founder, Ride capital, venture partner, Angel Invest, and founder, Fintech Ladies

Chapter 5

Chaitra Chandrasekhar, partner, Oliver Wyman