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Ep. 57 No Room for Complexity; The Future of Personal Finance is Transparent, Simple and Intuitive – Jóhannes Eiríksson, CEO at Two Birds

What do you get when you cross a comparison site with a powerful real estate assessment tool and loan calculators? In Iceland🇮🇸, this gets you an award winning platform that is helping people understand the real value of financial products like mortgages, insurance, car loans, saving accounts and debit cards; all while improving companies’ ability to make their products clear, transparent and easily accessible to customers. 💪

In our recent visit to the booming Icelandic Fintech Cluster, we had the opportunity to sit down with Johannes Eiriksson, CEO at Two Birds & Aurbjörg (www.aurbjorg.is), to learn more about how this exciting platform is simplifying the complex nature of financial services and offering people better understanding of their personal finances, all in one place.  Learn how Two Birds & Aurbjörg’s innovation is helping Icelandic consumers make better financial decisions, bringing transparency to a traditionally murky industry and giving financial service providers direct access to a core audience of better informed customers.  This innovation goes to show that those companies that are able to make things easy and simple for customers will play an increasingly more important role in the development of the financial scene, in Iceland and abroad.

Chris Crespo
Chris Crespohttp://nordicfintechmagazine.com
Chris is a Co-founder and Chief Editor at Nordic Fintech Magazine, where he simplifies complex financial concepts through jargon-free content, making it easy for anyone to understand. With extensive experience in financial services, including working with some of Europe's largest banks, he brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the industry. As the former Chief Futurist of the largest bank in the Nordics, Chris has a deep understanding of the Future of Financial Services, the Future of Money, Disruption, and Ethical AI in Finance. He is also a guest lecturer at Stanford University, where he shares his expertise on these topics. As a Behavioural Economist, Chris is passionate about exploring the connections between human behaviour and decision-making under risk, as well as uncovering and communicating the links between psychology, leadership, and technology in financial services.
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