Anne‑Marie Fertoli
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186 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2017
last heard Nov 2019
Anne‑Marie Fertoli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And as you mentioned, it's very much that move towards a la carte, choosing what channels you want in your package.
Does that seem to be the way streaming companies overall are moving?
And finally, what are some of the challenges you see for Philo in trying to break into this marketplace?
Okay, I've been speaking with The Wall Street Journal's Cara Lombardo about the new streaming service, Philo.
Cara, thanks so much for joining me.
Thanks for having me.
And thank you for listening to Your Money Matters.
Welcome to Your Money Matters.
I'm Anne-Marie Hurtoli in New York.
J.P.
Morgan, the nation's largest bank, is struggling to bring customers over to Chase Pay, its latest mobile payment project.
Despite spending tens of millions of dollars on Chase Pay, J.P.
Morgan is lagging behind other banks and tech companies.
Emily, aren't all banks playing a little bit of catch up with mobile payment apps like Venmo and PayPal?
I understand that younger people are signing on to mobile banking a little bit earlier, especially apps like PayPal and Venmo, where they can transfer money.
But what's holding other customers back?
Is it a matter of the technology or of old habits, like going to an actual bank, for example, dying hard?
Is it also a factor that JP Morgan and other banks didn't begin in the online or digital space like some of the other apps we've been talking about?
I'm speaking with The Wall Street Journal's Emily Glazer about J.P.
Morgan and why it's struggling to attract customers to making mobile payments.
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