MUSEUM NEWS
THE TICKER
“Democratizing Finance” Program Will Feature
Fireside Chat with PayPal President Dan Schulman
On November 14, the Museum will pres-
ent “Democratizing Finance: Expanding
Access through FinTech,” a timely pro-
gram on the transformation in the finan-
cial services industry—connecting people
to affordable financial services anywhere
and at any time—that is expected to gen-
erate economic growth and help reduce
income inequality. The program will be
held from 6:00—8:30 pm at The Paley
Center for Media.
The evening will begin with a fireside
chat featuring PayPal President & CEO
Dan Schulman and program moderator
Brian Sozzi, Editor-at-Large of Yahoo!
Finance. It will include a conversation on
the impact of the revolution in financial
services brought by the digitization of
money and the proliferation of Internet
access and mobile phones.
A panel discussion will follow address-
ing the broad implications of financial
technology on consumers and society
at large. Panelists include Andrew Keys,
Co-Founder, ConsenSys Capital; Aditya
Khurjekar, Founder & CEO, MEDICI;
and Jennifer Tescher, President & CEO,
Center for Financial Services Innovation.
“Democratizing Finance” is co-spon-
sored by Protiviti and TIAA, with media
sponsor Thisis212. It is presented by the
Museum of American Finance, in partner-
ship with the Fordham University Gabelli
Center for Global Security Analysis.
More information on this pro-
gram can be found at www.moaf.org/
democratizingfinance. Join the conversa-
tion at #DemocratizingFinance.
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE 2017–2018 DONORS*
The Museum deeply appreciates the
support received from the following
generous donors:
PLATINUM
• • Citadel
• • Citadel Securities
• • ICE/NYSE
• • Royce & Associates
• • Shenkman Capital Management
GOLD STANDARD
• • Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
• • Fitch Group
• • John Herzog
• • The Ricketts Family
• • Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
• • The Paul E. Singer Foundation
• • Warburg Pincus
• • WilmerHale
SILVER CERTIFICATE
• • Cliff and Laurel Asness
• • Capgemini
• • Citi
• • Dalio Foundation
• • William H. and Jane P. Donaldson
• • Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver
& Jacobson LLP
• • Houlihan Lokey
• • Carol Kaimowitz
• • KKR
• • Peter G. Peterson Foundation
• • Protiviti
• • S&P Global
• • The Starr Foundation
• • Richard Sylla
• • Tishman Speyer
SPONSORS
• • American Express
• • Anonymous
• • Bloomberg Philanthropies
• • Con Edison
• • Crystal & Company
• • Fordham University Gabelli Center
for Global Security Analysis
• • Gabelli Funds
• • Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
• • Goldman Sachs
• • Martha Clark Goss
• • Al and Denise Hurley
• • ING Financial Holdings Corporation
• • JPMorgan Chase
• • Glenn Kaufman
• • London Stock Exchange Group
• • Moody’s
• • Nasdaq
• • New York Life
• • Karen Seitz
• • Maria Smith
• • TD Ameritrade
• • Teigland-Hunt LLP
• • Third Point LLC
• • TIAA
• • Charles V. Wait
DONORS
• • Howard Abner
• • Theodore Aronson
• • Bank of America
• • Barrett Asset Management
• • William Behrens
• • Bloomberg for Education
• • Bruce Bent
• • Jack Bogle
• • Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP
• • Cboe
• • Andrea de Cholnoky
• • Deutsche Asset Management
• • Lisa Dolly
• • Charles Elson
• • Eric Newman Foundation
• • Flooring Solutions Group LLC
• • Stephen Friedman
• • William Harrison
• • Healy Family Foundation
• • Michael Henriques
• • Scott & Melissa Hirsch
• • Robert Ibbotson
• • Paul Isaac
• • Seth Kaller
• • Muriel Siebert Foundation
• • Myron Kandel
• • Ann Kaplan
• • Laser Family Foundation
• • Marge Magner
• • Andrew Malik
• • Merrill Lynch
• • Elizabeth Munson
• • Rodger Riney
• • Saybrook Capital
• • Timothy Schantz
• • Walter Shipley
• • VanEck
• • Taylor Wagenseil
• • Anthony Yoseloff
* Reflects gifts of $1,000 and greater
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