Dexter Cousins is joined by Police Bank CEO, Greg McKenna on episode 173 of Fintech Chatter Podcast.
Dexter and Greg talk through the mutual banking model, the synergies with Fintech and the BIG opportunity for the next wave of Aussie startups like Constantinople.
Greg also shares Police Banks own digital transformation journey and how leveraging the talent and the tech from Fintech's like 86 400 is helping mutual banks compete.
About Police Bank - Police Bank is run by members for members. That means we'll do more than any other bank to support you and those you care about. There are no external shareholders to influence the course of our activities. Profits are returned to Members in the form of better interest rates, products and services.
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