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Sep 3, 2026
#843- Tulane comes to town and the Edward Jones Logo
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32:53Donald WineHOST
And so you kind of have that aspect of things.
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32:56Donald WineHOST
When someone puts a name like Estadio Azteca in Mexico City is now Estadio Banorte.
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33:01Donald WineHOST
Zero people call it Estadio Banorte.
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33:04Donald WineHOST
It's going to be Azteca forever.
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33:06Donald WineHOST
So Banorte is paying them tens of millions of dollars for the right to not have their name be yelled out every single time there's a soccer game there.
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33:14Donald WineHOST
That would happen here.
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33:15Donald WineHOST
So I don't think that's the case.
Globetrotting banks are back
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5:44Liam ProudGUEST
And this banker said to me, go to your terminal, build a synthetic Santander.
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5:51Liam ProudGUEST
And the way you would do that is just build a portfolio and have it like... 5%, you know, some Eastern European stuff, you know, maybe 10 or 20% UK, 10 or 20% Europe, kind of making up the numbers here, you know, 10 or 20% America, maybe it's like Citizens, Banorte, Itao, Lloyds Banking Group, you kind of blend them all together.
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6:12Liam ProudGUEST
And that portfolio will outperform Santander, he said.
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6:16Liam ProudGUEST
And what that tells you is that investors would rather buy a collection of single country banks than one big sprawling cross-border bank and the kind of unsubtle implication there is that names like Citigroup HSBC Santander BBVA these big cross-border players standard chartered is there's kind of and this really reflected the way a lot of investors thought about at the time so there's no reason for them to exist really was was was a kind of extreme way of thinking about that And it would be much better to be a UK specialist over here.
83. Mexico’s 55% Informality Problem; Aeroméxico-Delta, Viva-Volaris; Canada & USMCA; and the AI Software & Hardware Boom
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26:34Damian FraserHOST
They've hired top executives from Salesforce and from ex-executives from Walmart and more.
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26:45Damian FraserHOST
So Phil Seabrook, who's the Mexico country head, was the CEO of Salesforce Mexico, Guillermo Gómez, who previously worked as CTO at Walmart, Bank, Banorte, Telmex.
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26:56Damian FraserHOST
And so they're going for more of a slightly more traditional kind of senior executives who have good connectivity with some CTOs at large companies.
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27:05Damian FraserHOST
I think there's so much room for every one of these companies, given how... um tough it is to properly implement ai agents across an organization that has very disparate um data and existing software so i think there's more than enough room for them and probably another another you know 50 or so so companies actually we had on the podcast last year if you remember eduardo arkham that does something similar we had sensai that's more focused on crms for banks but there's there's quite a lot of them um and they're raising money they're raising money from very from very prestigious entities and interesting to see how that develops.