Author: Ryo Weng

Ryo is a second-year student at UC Berkeley intending to major in Economics and Data Science. Ryo is interested in the role advancing technology has on industries within financial markets. He is also passionate about increasing financial literacy among local communities. Outside of the Business Review at Berkeley, Ryo is an Equity Research Intern for JMP Securities, facilitator for an undergraduate course under the Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, and Vice President of the Cal Men’s Lacrosse Team. When he is not in the classroom, Ryo can be found playing golf, traveling to foreign countries, or cooking for his friends and family.

Blockchain’s Next Big Application? Sport NFTs

By: Ryo Weng

On: January 24, 2022

In: Investing

At the unique intersection of sports and blockchain technology is a relatively new development: sport NFTs. Our Investing Columnist has made this week’s post about how they came to be and their trajectory as an investable market in the future of the sports industry. Continue Reading

On the Rise: Neobanks Role in the Financial Industry

By: Ryo Weng

On: December 8, 2021

In: Investing

How do neobanks stack up to their bigger, older brother: traditional banks. Our Investing Columnist has made this week’s post about the relatively new neobanking industry and whether they are a good investment relative to traditional banks. Continue Reading

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