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With a light now on the horizon thanks to the arrival and roll-out of vaccines, now is the time to ask questions as to what the workplace of the future will look like, and how firms can best utilise now-proven technologies to support their staff, no matter where they are logging on.
In this podcast we will be turning our minds to the future. Specifically, the future of work, workplaces, and even if we need to go into an office to do our work at all.
Andrew Rogan, Director, Operational Resilience at UK Finance is joined by Helen Wilson, Director of Modern Work - Customer Success at Microsoft, and Graham Hodgkin, Head of Communications and Culture at SMBC.
Also available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.
Note: The opinions and views expressed in this series do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of UK Finance.
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Welcome to the Future of Finance podcast from UK Finance. A series exploring the latest trends in financial services, how they are changing and how firms can equip themselves to face the challenges of tomorrow.
Through interviews and educational sessions with leading experts, our podcasts explore the constantly evolving regulatory landscape, rapid developments across technology, emerging trends and upcoming developments in our dynamic industry that influence the face of financial services in significant ways.
What are sanctions, what do they look like and what do they mean for countries, businesses, and even you? Tune into our new podcast series ‘Sanctions school’ where experts and students discuss the world of sanctions and how they affect us all.
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