Jayesh Patel
Emirates NBD
Head of Liv. Digital Bank
Jayesh Patel, Head of Liv., illustrates how they developed a challenger bank from a startup environment, creating a new offering that empowers millennials.
Forging your own challenger bank: Liv. (Emirates NBD)
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