Priya Jaiswal has spent years at the intersection of banking, business, and finance, translating market shifts into concrete strategies. Her vantage point spans portfolio management, cross-border trends, and the messy reality of transformation. In this conversation, she reframes AI not as a math
Priya Jaiswal has spent years in the trenches of banking and cross-border flows, and she’s now helping translate bank-grade processes onto stablecoin rails. In this conversation, she unpacks how Coastal Bank’s partnership with Tempo keeps compliance, ISO 20022, and confirmations intact while
A single ownership change rarely promises to rewrite a market’s rules, yet Creditinfo’s move to acquire the remaining 49% of KIB Latvia from Citadele, Swedbank, SEB, and Luminor signaled a decisive pivot toward speed, scope, and sharper execution across the Baltics. By taking full control of
Why the Rebrand Signals a Maturing Market A name change rarely moves markets by itself, yet Happen Bank’s debut collapses a decade of fintech experimentation into a bank-forward thesis that clarifies who wins on funding, product breadth, and risk pricing. It reframes a former marketplace lender as
Lead: A Transatlantic Bet With Mid-Market Stakes From Cleveland boardrooms to Birmingham deal rooms, a single acquisition set off a question that sponsors and founders keep whispering in diligence breaks: can a U.S. regional powerhouse fuse with a U.K. mid-market specialist to build a fast lane for
Priya Jaiswal has spent years mapping how capital truly fuels innovation, from portfolio management trenches to boardroom strategy. Today she dissects the debut of a dedicated venture banking unit designed to back high‑growth, equity‑backed companies with regional relationship teams, flexible
