
Brendan Pedersen
Punchbowl News financial services reporter who covers fintech and DC policy; guest on this episode to recap interviews from DC FinTech Week (Finchella).
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Oct 18, 2025 • 19min
The Readback: A dispatch from Finchella
 Brendan Pedersen, a financial services reporter at Punchbowl News, dives into the highlights of D.C. FinTech Week. He discusses the transformation of this once small forum into a pivotal event for fintech policy. Topics include how regulatory focus is shifting towards safety in digital assets and the challenges of bipartisan legislation in a politically charged environment. Brendan also touches on celebrity impacts in banking and shares his own viewing habits, rounding out a rich conversation on fintech's dynamic landscape. 

Jun 3, 2025 • 27min
The Future of Medicine: The Players
 Brendan Pedersen, a Financial Services Reporter for Punchbowl News, analyzes the complex players influencing healthcare policy in Washington. He discusses the links between lawmakers, regulatory agencies, and the impact of pharmaceutical lobbying. Joining him, John Stanford, founder of Incubate, shares insights on the early-stage ecosystem in drug development and the essential role of venture capital in medical innovation. They explore the future collaboration between government, industry, and finance, emphasizing the dynamic landscape of biotech advancements. 

Feb 20, 2025 • 44min
What the Hell is Going On? A Banker's Guide to D.C.
 Victoria Guida, an Economics correspondent at Politico, and Brendan Pedersen, a Financial services reporter at Punchbowl News, dive into the shifting landscape of banking regulation under the Trump administration. They discuss the fate of the CFPB and what it means for consumer protection. The conversation touches on the recent meeting of major bank CEOs with the Senate Banking Committee and the implications of potential changes in oversight roles among regulatory bodies. Plus, they delve into intriguing questions about federal payment security and the evolving role of data in the financial sector. 


