In this episode: Sam Maule is joined by David Brear, Jason Bates and Simon Taylor for this week's news show. They discuss: the possibility of US banks making a massive profit if deregulation goes ahead, and at what cost to the consumers?; Co-op Bank's stake falls to just 1%, what happens to the 4M loyal customers who buy into Co-op's ideals if only 1% is still managed by them?; As Barclays allowed customers to make payments via Siri is this actual innovation from them? And is this a huge step forward in accessibility to banking for the handicapped? They also talk through TransferWise's next funding raise and how they properly "get" marketing, Google and Walmart team up to take on Amazon, N26's first 500k customers, and how porn can be an innovative force in banking. Also, if all these news stories were a song, which song would they be? See if you agree with the team's suggestions. As always, find all the news stories in this episode and many more at fintechinsidernews.com, follow us on Facebook, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode and we'd also love it if you could leave us a review on iTunes! Links: Big U.S. Banks Could See Profit Jump 20% With Deregulation - Bloomberg CO-OP stake in bank falls to 1% Barclays bank now lets customers make payments via Siri | 9to5Mac TransferWise lines up investment round Jack Ma-backed Yunfeng Financial buys Asia unit of MassMutual for US$1.7 billion | South China Morning Post Fintech trade body chief steps down Google and Walmart Partner With Eye on Amazon - The New York Times Prodigy Finance raises $240 million from Index Ventures, Balderton - Business Insider N26 now has 500,000 customers for its bank of the future | TechCrunch Toronto Receives its First Ethereum ATMs Billionaire Porn King Reinvents Himself as Japan’s Startup Guru - Bloomberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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