PayPal’s Dan Schulman on the Future of Banking: Digital, Seamless and Consolidated
The walls between banking and payments, credit and savings will dissolve in the hands of a few dominant players.
The walls between banking and payments, credit and savings will dissolve in the hands of a few dominant players.
AI in banking is redefining the approach to customer experience, using personalization to connect with customers and build loyalty.
As fintechs reshape banking, their focus on profits over scale does not diminish the competitive threat — or collaborative opportunity.
A reset of existing business models in banking is underway, thanks to technology like artificial intelligence, hybrid cloud, embedded finance and banking as a service.
Jason Mikula of Fintech Business Weekly discusses how banking-as-a-service (BaaS) can unlock new business opportunities and add value -- and why BaaS has the potential to transform financial services.
At Money 20/20's European edition over 8,000 bankers, investors, vendors and fintechs try to answer a fundamental question.
Shanker Ramamurthy of IBM Consulting discusses the massive changes in technology, customer preferences, collaborations, and regulatory requirements that are impacting financial services and what can be expected in the future.
With a building-block approach, banks and credit unions get plug-and-play transformation that delivers in days and weeks, rather than years.
Hyper-personalization is the kingpin of a strong digital banking system. Now, people want control of their data, their services and their devices, says Emmanuel David, global thought leader.
Embedded finance can be the seamless bridge between a bank brand, the consumer and ultimately the banking provider, says FIS Global's Mike Kresse and Taira Hall.
BofA's Retail Banking Chief reveals why the bank's digital+human wellness strategy builds engagement and checks fintech competition.
To capitalize on BaaS opportunities, banks must develop new solutions by collaborating with the right partners quickly.
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Account-to-account (A2A) payments reduce interchange income and could hasten the decline of payment cards, but also bring new opportunities.
Data and AI in banking will improve back-office systems, decisioning, customer engagement, and financial institutions' operating model.
What the heck is "DeFi" and "Baas"? Few in banking would admit they don't really understand many of these new buzzworthy trends.
With the future still undefined, banks need to rethink business models and be prepared for a permanent hybrid work environment.
Research predicts rapid change in key industry functions, prompting a shift of business models, but slower-than-expected change elsewhere.
Innovation is taking the stage for many banks and credit unions, but the digital maturity is still lacking. What still needs to be done, asks Sanat Rao at Infosys and Miguel Rio-Tinto from Emirates NBD?
Small and midsize financial institutions need to embrace “conscious banking” – becoming more like trusted advisors and less product-focused.
As the pressure to innovate mounts, banks and credit unions need technology that enables them to respond quickly and efficiently.
Neither financial institutions nor fintechs can go it alone as banking rapidly goes digital. Partnering in some form will be required.
As Walgreens and H&R Block enter banking, the debate over 'fad' versus 'lasting trend' heats up. The answer could be crucial.
PwC’s Industry Cloud for Banking helps deliver personalized products and services that today’s customers expect.