Jonathan Larsen
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- Milken Institute30 min
HealthTech Innovations: Building Tech-Infused Healthcare Systems for a Post COVID-19 World
Jeremy Lim, Jeff Chen, Jonathan Larsen, Yingrui Li, Laura D'Olesi
At the Milken Institute's 11th "The World Post-COVID-19" webinar, experts including representatives from Fullerton Health, Ping'an/Good Doctor, and iCarbonX discussed how the pandemic accelerated the integration of digital health technologies into global healthcare systems. The panel highlighted significant market shifts, such as the reimbursement of telemedicine by Chinese authorities and a permanent behavioral change in patient adoption driven by reduced wait times and advanced AI diagnostics. Ultimately, the discussion underscored the necessity for long-term, collaborative infrastructure strategies to transition from reactive treatment to proactive, technology-enabled health management.
- Milken Institute1h 2m
FinTech: So Much Potential, Too Little Impact?
Jackson Mueller, Thomas Curry, Sallie Krawcheck, Jonathan Larsen, Sasha Orloff, Anju Patwardhan
The Milken Institute's FinTech program convened industry leaders to evaluate the sector's tangible impact on financial inclusion and efficiency, highlighting Ping An's AI-driven operations and LendUp's superior subprime lending metrics as key benchmarks. Speakers debated regulatory frameworks for digital banks while noting a strategic pivot toward B2B collaboration as the sector unites against Big Tech competition. The event concluded with the formation of a new U.S. FinTech Advisory Committee chaired by former OCC Comptroller Tom Curry to address fragmentation and drive innovation.
- Milken Institute55 min
The FinTech Revolution: What's Next?
Dan Murphy, Chen Long, Jonathan Larsen, Simon Loong, Sopnendu Mohanty, Ning Tang
A global fintech shift is underway as Asia leads investment and adoption while traditional banks increasingly collaborate with technology firms through "front-end, back-end" partnerships to address B2B inefficiencies. Strategic priorities are pivoting from consumer retail to complex value chains and R&D-driven innovation, driven by the urgent need to resolve identity friction and serve unbanked populations in emerging markets. Despite robust growth in financial inclusion, industry experts caution that legacy security vulnerabilities and the regulatory challenges surrounding decentralized currencies like Bitcoin remain critical hurdles to long-term maturity.