Viktor returns to Tech Talks to update us on Freetrade, the trading platform that has seen a surge of growth since the start of the lockdown. But what are people investing in? Aren't they put off by plunging markets? What does it mean for the company and their understanding of their audience?

Viktor is CMO at Freetrade, a challenger stockbroker, so today we’re diving into a reasonably new part of the fintech sector! The app allows users to invest in shares with zero commission or fees, using only your smartphone. Trading democratised for the 21st century! In the interview we also explore Viktor’s career, and his willingness to support his partner.

Vincent talks us through the challenges facing tech in the charities sector, especially achieving the standards desired when resources are so tight. Plus, what are the challenges faced by charities when you’re not raising money for either animals, children or cancer! Getting exposure can be hard.

Wais is CEO of Push Doctor, a healthtech business working in partnership with the NHS to connect thousands of patients each week with clinicians and appointments which are available in minutes. He describes how Push Doctor are aiming to meet the digital need of patients, and making sure doctors stay at the heart of that service.

Web Summit is huge, and seriously impressive. Here I try and capture the atmosphere on my first day in Lisbon and meet a range of incredible leaders, like Michelle from Peanut.

The second day at Web Summit was just as busy as the first and here I talk to a number of startups, investors and speakers as we he a feel for the reason people have travelled to Lisbon. Hope you enjoy the ending as we sign off with an authentic touch of Portugal!

77,000 people just visited Lisbon for WebSummit… why? The festival/conference has become a big fixture in the tech calendar, but is worth going? We have a debrief now the dust is settling, and share a short chat with Eric Demuth, CEO of Bitpanda. We also have an update from Hiber, a previous podcast guest! Have a great weekend.

It’s Independence Day, and we’re celebrating with our American listeners by bringing you the thoughts of Yext EMEA CEO Wendi Sturgis, recently arrived in the UK from New York City! Find out why Wendi considers herself a disastrous programmer yet still thinks her knowledge is vital, what an organisation should think about to be truly inclusive, and what the phrase ‘brand verified answers’ is all about!

Have you heard of ESOS? If not, WIll (Green Element Managing Director) is probably the kind of person you need to chat to avoid some hefty financial penalties! Today we’re discussing the lengths we need to go to reduce the impact business has on the world. If we’re going to create a sustainable future we all need to take action.

Today we are lucky to be joined by William Reeve, CEO of Goodlord. It's a discussion about the platform they're offering agencies, a chat about becoming CEO of a tech company, and a dive into the world of investment in tech. What are the risks associated with our obsession with growth?

Girls Can Code is a Natwest community aimed at helping women with technical skills, and committed to looking at how the next generation of female coders are going to enter the industry and thrive. Today we chat about education, and the dialogue between different female advocacy groups.

Avanti and Leo Sharma are co-founders and tech specialists at Workshop4Me, a not-for-profit tech school started by their mum Madhumalti. The aim of Workshop4Me is to simplify coding and give children and parents confidence when using technology. Avanti and Leo are true tech advocates advancing diversity and a fresh look at education's approach to technology.

Xavier joins the podcast to talk about innovation and culture. Eurostar are using technology to stop themselves being commoditizied, offering a true end-to-end service. Embracing new tech means ensuring everyone feels enshrined to think differently.

In this episode we interview Splyt’s Head of Partnerships, Yati Afendy. Splyt are on a quest to build a multimodal platform to connect mobility stakeholders. Their rapid expansion is made possible by proprietary tech, meaning companies are not just partnering with Splyt when they sign, but also partnering with the larger Splyt network and expanding without expanding! We ask what makes a good partnership, and discuss the effects of regulation on the evolution of the business and the role regulators have to play in tech and mobility.

Yishay is Chief Executive Officer at MoneyNetInt. MoneyNetInt provides better payment solutions for companies by utilising various supported payment schemes in multiple jurisdictions. The platform is best described as PayPal for business; a one-stop-shop for liquidity. Yishay shares his thoughts on fintech, and London's place in the sector.