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  • Brad Coleman is the vice president controller of Marqeta. In this role, Brad is responsible for overseeing accounting, financial reporting and tax. He has over 25 years of experience in accounting policy, financial and regulatory reporting and internal controls. Before joining Marqeta, he served as principal accounting officer and Controller at LendingClub, vice president, finance at the Charles Schwab Corporation where he was responsible for technical accounting policy and financial reporting, and served as the Controller of the Charles Schwab Bank. Prior to Charles Schwab, Brad worked as a manager in the audit practice for KPMG, LLP in San Francisco, California and Sydney, Australia. Brad is a certified public accountant and holds a BS in business administration with a concentration in accounting from the University of San Francisco.

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  • A rising appetite for achieving specific investment objectives, such as sustainable investing, is the main driver behind the projected rise in their popularity.

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  • HR Vice President, Cloud & Data Platform
    IBM CHQ, Human Resources

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  • Under the proposals, the top 0.1% of earners would be subject to a 43% tax rate on their income.

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    Democrat Joe Biden’s platform would increase the top rate to 39.6%, where it was before Trump’s overhaul pared it to 37%, according to the Penn Wharton Budget Model.
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  • Talk about European banking consolidation has been heating up as the coronavirus pandemic adds to challenges such as negative interest rates that have weighed on profitability for years.

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    The UBS Group AG logo sits illuminated on the bank's skyscraper offices at dusk in Frankfurt, Germany, on Tuesday, July 17, 2018. Frankfurt's efforts to attract bankers escaping Brexit are in danger of losing momentum. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg
  • As the Fed cuts borrowing rates and supports the investment-grade corporate bond market, some investors are looking for higher returns, an expert says.

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    Pedestrians pass in front of BlackRock Inc. headquarters in New York, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 11, 2019. BlackRock Inc. is scheduled to release earnings figures on January 16. Photographer: Gabriella Angotti-Jones/Bloomberg
  • Raphael Crawford-Marks is the founder and CEO of Bonusly, an enterprise platform that helps companies create high-performance, high-engagement workplaces. He's passionate about building products that help people connect with their work and each other in meaningful ways.

    Prior to founding Bonusly, Raphael was an early employee at several startups, a Peace Corps volunteer in Honduras, and an instructor for Year Up. Raphael dropped out of high school to work as a software engineer in the mid-nineties, but did eventually earn his BA in cognitive science from Hampshire College, where he wrote his senior thesis on artificial intelligence.

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  • Tom Kelly is senior director of product management at Oracle NetSuite.

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  • Charlotte Rushton is the president of Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting Professionals segment.

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