from san francisco, sofi ceo anthony noto and bloomberg technology enter emily chang. -- anchor emilyhang. emily: a strong quarter, a strong outlook. but there is a lot of uncertainty lingering given what is happening in the ukraine and russia. open to bigger hikes in the future. how was this impacting your concern about the global economy and what this means for sofi's business? anthony:fi has a history of living through tremendous cyclicality and volatility. we started 2021 was a different backdrop when we reported goals for the year. we just reported a third consecutive record revenue growth up more than 15%. this is testament to our one-stop shop strategy and our ability to meet member needs across are entirely live sufficiently with full-year profitability. yes, the environment is profitable -- volatile and rates will increase. that is reflected in around 2022 and we are calling for $1.55 billion off revenue. we are staying -- seeing strong growth. in addition to the demand for technology with galileo. we are benefiting from sector trends. we have to deal with rates, inflation, a

wait until you see , there's currency to that we'll add ceo anthony noto of sofi, but first fox business alert boeing and airbus shares on the move to the upside airbus up 5% boeing getting a push of a nearly 2%, both aerospace giants have now cut all russian airlines off spare parts, plane service abdomen and maintenance from russia airlines as russia continues to attack ukraine. president joe biden announced the u.s. government will ban russian aircraft from american aerospace. the russian hostilities and the global response as countries & companies unify in denouncing russia for its unprovoked invasion of ukraine is actually having a surprisingly positive effect on travel at the moment. even as travel industry trend site forward reports this afternoon that every one travel booking to russia has been outweighed by six cancellations, away from russia, booking holdings and airbnb are popping here by 4% apiece. u.s. airlines all in the green but we wanted specifically to highlight alaska airlines, air group shares unharmed at the moment up about half a percent by its announcement late yes

liz, how do you do strategy for superduper anthony noto digital world, different from when you were at mellon? i am fascinated about how you do true digital iphone strategy. liz: it is a matter of the platforms you are giving people information and education on. still providing commentary and insights and making sense of the movements that happen in the world, just give it to them in a faster way and on a different platform. tom: i want to give you notices on this. boy, so much of the digital strategy stuff i see is absolute garbage. enlighten us then on what your strategy is to have courage in the equity markets? liz: i think today is a good day to start having more courage because we finally are approaching the moment we have been waiting for for months. this first fed meeting, where we have lift off behind us. a lot of times the anticipation is worse than the actual events. what we heard a couple weeks ago from jerome powell was curiously specific about what he plans to do today. so everybody is expecting 25 basis points. frankly, we need at least 25 basis points to start tackling t

emily: the so-fi ceo, anthony noto. coming up, crypto and sanctions. dig deeper into how borderless crypto exchanges are around the road are complying, or not, with international laws and regulations as it pertains directly to russian users. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> whoever is on the sanctions list, they will not be able to use our platform. whoever is not, they can. we work very closely with international regulators, very closely, to apply sanctions. the review that we do not have unilateral decision power on her own to freeze normal people's accounts, i think that would unethical for us to do. emily: the bryan and c4 [page there, -- finance ceo changpeng zhao there, commenting on the shanks than. i want to dig into this with our crypto report. very significant, especially in the context of what the doj announced today. a task force to track money, assets of oligarchs, including crypto. what are you making of how these exchanges are interpreting what laws they have to comply with? kriti: it is interesting. in addition to the doj, you have