Money20/20, FINTECH.TV, Cheddar, and NYSE today announced the launch of "Taking Stock," a new, social first content series airing daily. The show was unveiled at Money20/20 Europe on the main stage marking a new era in fintech media. 

Broadcasting from NYSE "Taking Stock" will deliver breaking news, expert insights, and on-location coverage from major fintech events worldwide. The content series unique format will combine traditional financial reporting with social media integration, creating an interactive viewing experience. Award-winning journalist J.D. Durkin will host the new content series with daily segments from Money20/20's Chief Strategy and Growth Officer Scarlett Sieber and the broader Money20/20 team with special interviews from fintech and finance executives.

The show will leverage the combined reach and expertise of all four media powerhouses to deliver comprehensive coverage of the fintech ecosystem, from established players to emerging startups reaching a combined audience of over 12M viewers

"In today's rapidly evolving fintech landscape, there's a critical need to make complex financial technology accessible and relatable to everyone," said Scarlett Sieber, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer at Money20/20. "Taking Stock represents our commitment to democratizing knowledge of finance and technology through compelling storytelling and authentic conversations. And we want to have a little fun doing it.”

"At Cheddar, we're driven by the desire to make finance relatable and exciting, and 'Taking Stock' embodies this perfectly. Partnering with the NYSE, FINTECH.TV, and Money20/20 allows us to deliver highly relevant and dynamic financial content to where the next generation is already engaging." Lauren Babbage, VP of Content, Cheddar Media.

Troy McGuire, Co-Founder and Head of Programming & News at FINTECH.TV, emphasized the show's innovative approach: "By combining our expertise in fintech media with the reach of our partners, we're creating more than just a TV show – we're building a community where viewers can engage with fintech in meaningful ways. The social-first format ensures we're meeting our audience where they are while delivering quality content”.

“The NYSE has long been a platform for partnership, where innovation begins and transformation takes shape,” said Joe Benarroch, Head of Content, Media Partnerships & Distribution, NYSE. “The launch of Taking Stock, in collaboration with Money 2020, Fintech TV, and Cheddar, is a testament to our commitment to bringing more perspectives to the market conversation. We’re opening new doors for storytelling at the intersection of business, culture, technology, and finance.”

The first episode of “Taking Stock” will air in mid-August. 

Key Features of "Taking Stock":

• Live broadcasts from the NYSE trading floor
• On-location coverage from major fintech events worldwide
• Interactive social media integration
• Expert interviews and analysis
• Breaking news coverage
• Cross-platform content distribution