NAB Digital Next: How fintech Trovata could signal the ‘death of the highlighter’ for business

In the latest episode of NAB Digital Next, host Brad Carr – NAB Executive, Innovation & Partnerships – speaks to Brett Turner, CEO of fintech platform Trovata.

Brett explains how Trovata – a NAB Ventures portfolio company – is enabling businesses to spend more time on what matters most and less time on manual activities and processes. NAB’s Executive for Transaction Banking Product, Jon Adams also joins the conversation to explain how the bank’s new AI-enabled cash management, analytics and forecasting platform this driving improvements for NAB customers.

The trio explore:
• how utilising Trovata could help signal the ‘death of the highlighter’ for Treasury and Finance Managers
• the criticality of getting the API infrastructure right
• the future potential to use innovations such as GenAI to conversationally change variables and run scenario analysis efficiently

Speaker

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Brett Turner

Founder & CEO, Trovata

Brett Turner is the founder and CEO of Trovata, an AI-native data platform to manage corporate cash and liquidity headquartered in San Diego. Before starting Trovata in 2016, he started his career in Seattle as a CPA at Deloitte, a Controller in early-stage tech startups, and SEC reporting manager at Amazon. After leaving Amazon in 2005, he developed a strong track record for building, financing, and growing enterprise tech startups as a CFO/Co-Founder raising over $100M in VC funding that led to three successful exits in telecom, energy, and cloud.

Trovata has raised over $80M from a strategic syndicate of some of the largest financial institutions and service providers in the world, including J.P. Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, State Street, and Mastercard. Today, the platform aggregates tens of millions of bank transactions daily and manages hundreds of billions in corporate cash for nearly 500 mid-market and enterprise customers. Brett is a leading voice on cloud-native infrastructure, AI, and stablecoins in corporate finance & treasury.