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Board Seats, AI Clones, and Stablecoins: What the Headlines Keep Getting Wrong

What's Going On In Banking · 2026-06-13 · 32 min

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What are the headlines getting wrong about banking right now? In this episode of What’s Going On in Banking , Ron Shevlin and Stacey Bryant take on three big debates: whether Gen Z belongs in the boardroom, why AI executive clones may be more illusion than innovation, and why SoFi’s stablecoin story is really about Galileo’s B2B infrastructure play, not just consumer crypto hype. From credit union branding and board diversity to executive judgment, authenticity, tokenized money, and stablecoin strategy, this episode cuts through the surface-level takes and gets to what financial institutions should actually be paying attention to. Subscribe for more candid, sharp, and occasionally spicy conversations on what’s really going on in banking. Show Notes: AI Clones in the C-Suite: A Productivity Solution to the Wrong Problem SoFiUSD Is the Bait, Galileo Is the Hook Ron's Substack Account

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