Archive for Javelin
Checking vs. Prepaid Cards: Threat or Opportunity?
Many banks worry prepaid will cut into their checking business. Some are diving in, while others are sitting on the sidelines, unsure how they want to play the game.
Consumers Are Ready For PFM Whenever Their Banks And Credit Unions Are
Consumers want PFM tools from banks and credit unions. The demand is clearly there, but will financial institutions respond? Or will other players capitalize on it?
The Future Of Mobile Banking Fueled By Smartphone Cameras
Pressure mounts for financial institutions to provide mobile banking solutions like remote deposit capture and mobile photo bill pay. The ubiquitous smartphone camera makes it all possible.
Online Banking 2.0: Getting Visual
Times are changing and financial institutions around the world are transforming their once dry and dull online banking systems into robust, feature-rich visual experiences
A Tale of Two Gen-Ys: One Uses Branches, The Other Just Shrugs
One subset of Gen-Y uses branches a lot more than you think, while younger consumers are indifferent about banking.
Credit Unions Surpass Community Banks In Mobile Banking Battle
9 out of 10 credit unions offer at least web-based mobile banking, while a startling 3 out of 10 community banks don't have any form of mobile banking at all.
Your Vote Counts: Best Banking Blogs 2012
Take a look at this list with 21 of the best blogs in banking, then vote on your favorite to determine who will win the "Readers Choice" awards.
Financial Institutions Can Convert 22 Million Americans To Online Bill Pay
This study identifies three key investments retail banks and credit union need to make in order to jolt the flat growth in bill payment adoption.
Big Bank Customers With $675 Billion In Deposits Itching To Switch
Customers with billions in deposits at big banks are up for grabs. Community-based financial institutions smelling opportunity will be circling like sharks.
Targeting Underbanked Consumers With Mobile Banking Solutions
Mobile services and the underbanked are two hot topics right now, but some financial marketers see opportunity in combining strategies vs. tackling them separately.
Superior Security Drives Switching Decisions, But What’s Up With Gen-Y?
One-third of consumers say security is a top concern when choosing a new financial institution, but Gen-Y has a dreadfully cavalier attitude about their digital safety.
Javelin Identifies BofA, Citi And USAA As Top Tablet Banks
A new research report from Javelin shows tablet adoption in the retail banking industry growing to 40% by 2016.
Study Raises New Questions About Bank Transfer Day Fee-asco
The media sure made a lot of noise over Bank Transfer Day, but some cold, hard stats shed new light on the switch-themed event.
When Customers Seek Help on Twitter, Banks Fall Short
Research analyzing thousands of tweets between three huge U.S. banks and their customers reveals that few problems are being resolved within Twitter.
Financial Marketers Tip Toe Between Irritating New Fees And Profitability
Fees have become a central competitive lever, but balancing fees and profits against angry consumers can be tricky business.
Online Account Opening Frustrates Customers, As 1 in 4 Abandon the Process
People apply for accounts online because they think it's faster and more convenient than visiting a branch. Turns out that isn't always the case.
BofA’s $5 Monthly Debit Fee: The Backlash, The Fallout and What It All Means
BofA's $5 monthly debit card fee could cost them 20 million customers.
Mobile Banking Explodes, Fast Becoming a Basic Expectation
30 million Americans now bank via the mobile channel and Gen Y demands it. Are you ready?
