kristo: we haven't seen the need to. regulators have been pretty you need realized that a banking license if you are making loans and if you are taking deposits, and getting it out in loans without keeping it fully collateralized. senioryou have a few employees ahead of asian expansion and banking. why is it happening and how have you filled those roles? kristo: we have to put things in context. 1400 people in about 11 offices around the world. emily: people come and go. kristo: people mostly come and we need a lot more. i think we have about 100 30 open rolls all over the world including new york. emily: for those who might be concerned about the turnover at the top, what do you want to say? kristo: we see people who come to transferwise and stay for a very long time. the reason being, they are really motivated by what we do. it is very clear how we are helping people save money. we calculate every day, every month how many millions of dollars we have saved our users in banking fees and that is super inspiring. emily: t

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floating piers was kristos first major solo project since his romantic and artistic partner john clode died in two thousand and nine together they wrapped the australian coast back in one nine hundred sixty nine over the next decades they erected a curtain over this colorado valley and gave germany's parliament building but i stuck a new look and it was together that the couple developed the concept for floating piers back in the one nine hundred seventy s. a gigantic undertaking for an installation lasting just sixteen days. no eternity. and this project who stay for the. president cannot be removed in the mind of the people and the people if whatever. christers next work a tower out of four hundred and ten thousand barrels this time it's meant to be a permanent structure in the middle of the desert. and i will never forget the wrapping of the rice stock it was an incredible party here in berlin thank you crystal now i always thought bagels were american but as our europe correspondent. is about to tell us bagels originate from poland he'll also enlighten us on the state of polish pol