ECB’s Schnabel Says She’d Be ‘Ready’ to Succeed Lagarde If Asked
European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said she’d be willing to take over as president when Christine Lagarde’s term ends in less than two years.
About
Charles Delingpole is a serial entrepreneur and technology leader with extensive experience in fintech, insurtech, and digital innovation.
Background
- Founder and Executive Chairman of ComplyAdvantage, a leading RegTech company providing AI-driven compliance solutions
- Previously founded MarketInvoice (now MarketFinance/Kriya), a pioneering invoice finance platform
- Former JPMorgan banker specializing in technology, media and telecoms
- Graduate of Cambridge University with a degree in Social and Political Sciences
Key Achievements
- ComplyAdvantage into a global RegTech leader serving major financial institutions
- MarketInvoice to become one of the UK's leading alternative finance platforms
- Recognized as a fintech thought leader and frequent speaker at industry conferences
- Angel investor in 180+ companies
Latest News
Research Veteran Yardeni Ends 15-Year Tech Bet With Underweight Mag 7 Call
Yardeni Research now recommends effectively going underweight the Magnificent Seven megacap technology stocks versus the rest of the S&P 500, expecting a shift in earnings growth ahead.
JPMorgan Sees More Short-Term Gains for European Stocks
Fabio Bassi, JPMorgan’s head of cross-asset strategy, says that European equities can make further gains even if there are existential challenges facing the region. “The lack of banking union, lac...
Hemnet Battles Stock Slide as Rivals Chip Away at Its Grip
Hemnet Group AB’s biggest two-day stock rally in 17 months has done little to shed its status as one of the worst performers in Europe this year, after a slump that has cost Sweden’s top property ...
IBM Close to Buying Confluent in $11 Billion Deal, WSJ Says
International Business Machines Corp. is in advanced negotiations to acquire data infrastructure firm Confluent for around $11 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with th...