In episode 32 Dexter Cousins chats Fintech with Neal Cross, CEO of Picturewealth. PictureWealth helps you get your money matters optimised with the best singular picture of your wealth.
Fast growing, profitable and now with over $2bn of funds under advice, Picturewealth is one of WA's Fintech success stories.
As well as being a Board Advisor to one of our favourite clients, Razer Fintech, Neal has the most incredible back story. His corporate career with Microsoft, Mastercard and Chief Innovation Officer with DBS Bank is fascinating enough.
Leaving school with no degree, Neal began his career designing video games in the 80’s, then decided to become a Ninja, a real one!
In his spare time he builds aquariums, wildlife sanctuaries and hotels.
You are in for a real treat in this show as we talk about Picturewealth and banking innovation.
Find out more - https://picturewealth.com/
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