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WEBINAR: Financial Services Investment in the Next Administration

November 14, 2024
2:00 - 3:00 PM ET

PRESENTATION: Financial Services Investment in the Next Administration

RECORDING: https://vimeo.com/1029793782/21578d055e?share=copy

As we approach a new administration, the financial services and fintech sectors stand at a pivotal juncture. This webinar will explore the potential regulatory shifts, economic policies, and investment opportunities in 2025. Join us to gain insights into how political changes may shape the landscape for fintech innovation, financial regulations, and capital allocation.

Speakers:

Joann Needleman, Member, Clark Hill Banking & Financial Services

Michael Lamm, Managing Partner, Corporate Advisory Solutions

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