How Banks Can Create a White Label Response to BNPL Threats
Legacy financial institutions may be hesitant to recruit third party fintechs to build out their products, and improve the development process, but it’s essential in order to outperform the competition, says Skeps CEO Tushar Srivastava.
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FEATURING: Tushar Srivastava, co-founder and CEO of Skeps
The need for quick innovation is greater than ever, with advanced, cost-effective solutions needed by legacy banking organizations to keep pace with a fast-moving digital landscape.
One option is to deploy white label banking solutions in partnerships with third parties. By using application program interfaces (APIs), banks and credit unions can quickly respond to new challenges, such as Buy Now, Pay Later.
On today’s Banking Transformed show, we have Tushar Srivastava, co-founder and CEO of Skeps. He discusses how traditional financial institutions can use third parties to outperform traditional product development processes.
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