David Friedman, Serial Entrepreneur in Wealth Intelligence Space, Co-Founder of WealthQuotient, to Speak at the Oxford Analytica Global International Conference
David Friedman, leader in wealth intelligence and Co-Founder of WealthQuotient, to Chair the Fintech Panel at the annual Oxford Analytica Conference including global leading experts on blockchain, cryptocurrency, anti-money laundering, Know-Your-Client Compliance and Robo Advisors.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- David Friedman will be chairing the Fintech panel at the Oxford Analytica Annual Conference hosted at Christ Church Oxford on Sept. 19-21, 2018.
"The Oxford Analytica Annual Conference (https://globalhorizons.oxan.com/2018/programme/) represents the most elite congregation of business and political decisions makers coming together to explore and discuss the geopolitical implications of their businesses and governments," says David Friedman, serial entrepreneur and most recently Co-Founder of WealthQuotient (http://www.mywealthq.com), the leading UHNW/HNW referral driven prospect development and engagement platform and former Co-Founder of Wealth-X, the world's only leading global wealth intelligence data company.
"The Fintech Panel will be a particularly interesting exploration of how technological innovations are reverberating across the financial services landscape and sparking fundamental disruptions," says Mr. Friedman.
"We will be looking at the kaleidoscope interaction of Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain/Cryptocurrency, Know-Your-Client (KYC)/Anti-money Laundering (AML) and Robo Advisory trends as it impacts financial services and more specifically private wealth management," Mr. Friedman further observed.
Fintech Panel: Key Disruptions in the Financial Services Landscape
Speakers include David Friedman (WealthQuotient), Tim Baker (Global Head of Innovation, Reuters), Katia Lang (Fintech Times) and Charlie Cai (Professor Finance at Liverpool University).
About David Friedman
David Friedman is a pioneer and serial entrepreneur in the wealth data and intelligence arena. Mr. Friedman is a noted author and speaker on UHNW trends, business development practices and his opinions on a broad range of topics involving the ultra-wealthy have been featured in such publications as the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, The Guardian, Investment News, Financial Times and The Telegraph. He has been a frequent television commentator on the ultra-wealthy for the BBC, FOX, WSJ and Bloomberg.
Mr. Friedman has most recently co-founded WealthQuotient, a referral driven prospect development and engagement platform serving luxury brands, private banks and non-profits/academic institutions in crafting bespoke strategies for engaging UHNW/HNW prospects using proprietary methodology and tools.
Most recently, Mr. Friedman was Co-Founder and President of Wealth-X, the world's first and leading global wealth intelligence platforms. Wealth-X's 270 employees are responsible for manually curating open source data and distilling it into 10-15 page dossiers on UHNW individuals across 160 countries. Mr. Friedman and his co-founder Mykolas Rambus successfully transacted a majority share sale of Wealth-X to Insight Venture Partners, an $8B private equity fund based in New York City who currently owns and operates Wealth-X.
Mr. Friedman has a Masters Degree in Philosophical Theology and Ethics from Yale Divinity School and has a B.A. from Wheaton College where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.
About Oxford Analytica
Oxford Analytica is an independent, geostrategic consulting firm driven to empower our clients to succeed in complex global environments by providing expert insights and trusted judgements. Founded in 1975, Oxford Analytica draws on a network of over 1,500 experts at leading centres of learning around the world to deliver actionable, authoritative and impartial insights into global events and trends. The firm's reputation for delivering trusted analysis is based on our Founding Principles and our robust analytical methodologies that underpin all that we do.
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