Consumers Expect Financial Advice: Banks Are Falling Short
If advice is the cornerstone of retail banking's future, there's a problem. New data finds consumers are not impressed with big U.S. banks.
If advice is the cornerstone of retail banking's future, there's a problem. New data finds consumers are not impressed with big U.S. banks.
The competitive pressure for banks to increase use of AI is running smack into growing pushback over model bias. 'Explainable AI' can help.
More nuanced now, thanks to AI advances, chatbots increasingly work in concert with humans to serve customers and even train employees.
With consumers using digital wallets at a much higher rate, it's critical for banks and other card issuers to remain 'top of wallet.'
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Formerly foes, fintechs now can be a lifeline through partnerships that enable banks to deliver banking-as-a-service and embedded finance.
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To avoid ceding the fast-growing buy now, pay later market to a few aggressive fintechs, banks should focus on partnering and niche markets.
The proliferation of neobanks raises questions about customer cost of acquisition and profitability, with implications for traditional banks.
Banks often regard prepaid cards as high risk/low reward. In fact, prepaid technology is now being used to create digital products quickly.
Tapping AI's banking potential has barely begun, but its impact on CX, operational efficiencies, and lending will be profound.
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Use of QR codes in banking is surging, offering new ways to reach banking customers and facilitate payments.
Voice banking didn't live up to the early pre-pandemic hype, but interest in using the voice banking channel is rising, especially in cars.
Banks must address gaps in digital capability to retain small business customers. Innovative features and ease of use are both essential.
Money poured into fintechs through 2021, prompting banks to respond with investments in both R&D and directly in fintechs themselves.
Out of dozens of issues for financial marketers to focus on, a handful will shape marketing strategies this year and beyond.
Banks looking to capitalize on the booming banking-as-a-service business can study the strategy of MetaBank, a top fintech partner bank.
By turning its mobile phones into payment terminals the iconic tech company may have grand designs of challenging Visa and Mastercard.
Square's pickup of Afterpay may accelerate consolidation in the BNPL market, providing a great opportunity for traditional institutions.
Co-branded GM card, with unique e-commerce potential, is latest foray into banking. Meanwhile, the industry awaits launch of Marcus checking.
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