Finalis is a platform that provides securities brokerage companies with a white-labeled solution for regulatory compliance and affiliation. It supports a variety of private market transactions, including M&A, capital raising, private placements, direct participation programs, fintech marketplaces, and alternative investment sponsors.

In short, Finalis is the leading platform enabling dealmakers to close more deals faster with technology and trust. The target customer for the firm are investment bankers, placement agents, and independent dealmakers. They serve customers on a global scale.

The Finalis marketing team saw a clear need to create video and audio content. The goal was to project their brand, value proposition, and thought leadership to the investment banking industry at large.

In order to execute on this vision and reach their ideal audience, the Finalis team needed a way to record high quality video and audio in the easiest way possible.

Recording a podcast to attract potential new clients

Finalis created a podcast called “Pencils Down” with the goal of educating potential dealmakers globally, ideally leading to new relationships with the firm.

The concept for the podcast is simple. It is a show for “listeners wanting to learn more about the ins and outs of the securities brokerage landscape.”

Each episode features interviews with the world's leading investment bankers, placement agents, capital providers, and startup CEOs.

They struggled to find a platform that offered great sound quality and was also user-friendly and easy to use, not only for their host, but also for Pencils Down guests. They were using a platform that didn't offer both audio and video recording, reducing the ways they could leverage the content in the future. They couldn’t seem to identify a platform that would deliver an “all-in-one” solution so that they could not only produce podcasts, but also coordinate invites and subscribe with just a few clicks.

They started working with a podcast agency that recommended using Riverside. They were seeking a platform that provided them with quality videos and audio at the best price. Once they started creating the podcast in-house, instead of via the agency, they continued using Riverside.

Integrating Riverside into the team’s workflow was very straightforward. It only took a couple of minutes to get to know the different tools that Riverside offers.  In fact, the Finalis team said that their “host and marketing team had access to the platform and felt that the experience of using it has been seamless.”

The podcast has since been running for two seasons, publishing a total of 21 episodes. Quality of content and ease of use are no longer an issue. When they interview guests, they know everyone is just a click away from recording a great interview.

Finalis is a platform that provides securities brokerage companies with a white-labeled solution for regulatory compliance and affiliation. It supports a variety of private market transactions, including M&A, capital raising, private placements, direct participation programs, fintech marketplaces, and alternative investment sponsors.

In short, Finalis is the leading platform enabling dealmakers to close more deals faster with technology and trust. The target customer for the firm are investment bankers, placement agents, and independent dealmakers. They serve customers on a global scale.

The Finalis marketing team saw a clear need to create video and audio content. The goal was to project their brand, value proposition, and thought leadership to the investment banking industry at large.

In order to execute on this vision and reach their ideal audience, the Finalis team needed a way to record high quality video and audio in the easiest way possible.

Recording a podcast to attract potential new clients

Finalis created a podcast called “Pencils Down” with the goal of educating potential dealmakers globally, ideally leading to new relationships with the firm.

The concept for the podcast is simple. It is a show for “listeners wanting to learn more about the ins and outs of the securities brokerage landscape.”

Each episode features interviews with the world's leading investment bankers, placement agents, capital providers, and startup CEOs.

They struggled to find a platform that offered great sound quality and was also user-friendly and easy to use, not only for their host, but also for Pencils Down guests. They were using a platform that didn't offer both audio and video recording, reducing the ways they could leverage the content in the future. They couldn’t seem to identify a platform that would deliver an “all-in-one” solution so that they could not only produce podcasts, but also coordinate invites and subscribe with just a few clicks.

They started working with a podcast agency that recommended using Riverside. They were seeking a platform that provided them with quality videos and audio at the best price. Once they started creating the podcast in-house, instead of via the agency, they continued using Riverside.

Integrating Riverside into the team’s workflow was very straightforward. It only took a couple of minutes to get to know the different tools that Riverside offers.  In fact, the Finalis team said that their “host and marketing team had access to the platform and felt that the experience of using it has been seamless.”

The podcast has since been running for two seasons, publishing a total of 21 episodes. Quality of content and ease of use are no longer an issue. When they interview guests, they know everyone is just a click away from recording a great interview.

Finalis is a platform that provides securities brokerage companies with a white-labeled solution for regulatory compliance and affiliation. It supports a variety of private market transactions, including M&A, capital raising, private placements, direct participation programs, fintech marketplaces, and alternative investment sponsors.

In short, Finalis is the leading platform enabling dealmakers to close more deals faster with technology and trust. The target customer for the firm are investment bankers, placement agents, and independent dealmakers. They serve customers on a global scale.

The Finalis marketing team saw a clear need to create video and audio content. The goal was to project their brand, value proposition, and thought leadership to the investment banking industry at large.

In order to execute on this vision and reach their ideal audience, the Finalis team needed a way to record high quality video and audio in the easiest way possible.

Recording a podcast to attract potential new clients

Finalis created a podcast called “Pencils Down” with the goal of educating potential dealmakers globally, ideally leading to new relationships with the firm.

The concept for the podcast is simple. It is a show for “listeners wanting to learn more about the ins and outs of the securities brokerage landscape.”

Each episode features interviews with the world's leading investment bankers, placement agents, capital providers, and startup CEOs.

They struggled to find a platform that offered great sound quality and was also user-friendly and easy to use, not only for their host, but also for Pencils Down guests. They were using a platform that didn't offer both audio and video recording, reducing the ways they could leverage the content in the future. They couldn’t seem to identify a platform that would deliver an “all-in-one” solution so that they could not only produce podcasts, but also coordinate invites and subscribe with just a few clicks.

They started working with a podcast agency that recommended using Riverside. They were seeking a platform that provided them with quality videos and audio at the best price. Once they started creating the podcast in-house, instead of via the agency, they continued using Riverside.

Integrating Riverside into the team’s workflow was very straightforward. It only took a couple of minutes to get to know the different tools that Riverside offers.  In fact, the Finalis team said that their “host and marketing team had access to the platform and felt that the experience of using it has been seamless.”

The podcast has since been running for two seasons, publishing a total of 21 episodes. Quality of content and ease of use are no longer an issue. When they interview guests, they know everyone is just a click away from recording a great interview.

Finalis is a platform that provides securities brokerage companies with a white-labeled solution for regulatory compliance and affiliation. It supports a variety of private market transactions, including M&A, capital raising, private placements, direct participation programs, fintech marketplaces, and alternative investment sponsors.

In short, Finalis is the leading platform enabling dealmakers to close more deals faster with technology and trust. The target customer for the firm are investment bankers, placement agents, and independent dealmakers. They serve customers on a global scale.

The Finalis marketing team saw a clear need to create video and audio content. The goal was to project their brand, value proposition, and thought leadership to the investment banking industry at large.

In order to execute on this vision and reach their ideal audience, the Finalis team needed a way to record high quality video and audio in the easiest way possible.

Recording a podcast to attract potential new clients

Finalis created a podcast called “Pencils Down” with the goal of educating potential dealmakers globally, ideally leading to new relationships with the firm.

The concept for the podcast is simple. It is a show for “listeners wanting to learn more about the ins and outs of the securities brokerage landscape.”

Each episode features interviews with the world's leading investment bankers, placement agents, capital providers, and startup CEOs.

They struggled to find a platform that offered great sound quality and was also user-friendly and easy to use, not only for their host, but also for Pencils Down guests. They were using a platform that didn't offer both audio and video recording, reducing the ways they could leverage the content in the future. They couldn’t seem to identify a platform that would deliver an “all-in-one” solution so that they could not only produce podcasts, but also coordinate invites and subscribe with just a few clicks.

They started working with a podcast agency that recommended using Riverside. They were seeking a platform that provided them with quality videos and audio at the best price. Once they started creating the podcast in-house, instead of via the agency, they continued using Riverside.

Integrating Riverside into the team’s workflow was very straightforward. It only took a couple of minutes to get to know the different tools that Riverside offers.  In fact, the Finalis team said that their “host and marketing team had access to the platform and felt that the experience of using it has been seamless.”

The podcast has since been running for two seasons, publishing a total of 21 episodes. Quality of content and ease of use are no longer an issue. When they interview guests, they know everyone is just a click away from recording a great interview.

See Riverside for Business in action.

Finalis is a great example of how large organizations see multiple benefits from recording content remotely. And there’s a reason teams like Finalis choose Riverside.

Maybe you need help with recording high quality audio and video content. Or maybe you need to empower your producers to have more control and take your show to the next level. Whatever your audio and video recording needs, Riverside’s mission is to make it easy and high quality.

In addition to giving users professional capabilities and offering different roles so everyone involved can be a part of the production, Riverside is user-friendly and intuitive, making it an excellent platform for qualified producers, hosts, and technically challenged hobbyists alike.