Technology comes in many forms - some of it is very visible and accessible - but a lot of the important technology is working away out of sight - and usually out of mind. And many of the most successful companies are those that are building out this critical infrastructure. 

Richard Tyler, Founder and CEO of Phinsys and Eric Butler, Head of Americas and Bermuda join Matthew Grant to discuss why Phinsys was launched.

Topics include:

• How to help insurers understand where they have been, where they are now and where they are going
• From frustrated business user to successful start-up founder - why these companies succeed
• Connecting the financial plumbing - the benefits of buy versus build

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• Explain the importance of technological infrastructure

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