4 Key Strategies To Create a Future-Proof Digital Bank
Big tech and fintech competition demands mastery of technologies that will bring consumers innovative services they already expect.
Big tech and fintech competition demands mastery of technologies that will bring consumers innovative services they already expect.
As awareness and acceptance of AI-powered interactions grows, consumers demand a more humanized experience from financial institutions.
JPMorgan Chase has embarked on a long-term mobile-first strategy, using multiple platforms to deliver a better digital experience.
Today's banking consumer expects personalized and proactive financial solutions that create memorable digital experiences.
Monzo is a licensed digital bank that has developed advanced digital banking apps and functionality that can be a guide for traditional banks.
Difficulty in providing a personalized banking experience by traditional banks and credit unions opens the door for fintech and big tech providers.
By meeting the digital banking experience expectations of consumers, banks may be able to monetize their products and services.
The most serious threat to banks and credit unions remains difficult to address because it is so deeply ingrained in almost every institution's culture.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) may create a banking industry where scale and agility win at the expense of the traditional mid-sized players.
To build a strong individual experience, it is important to understand the psychology of personalization.
Banks and credit unions must improve digital solutions first, before determining how much more they should invest in branch technologies.
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Understanding the customer journey as consumers move from shopper to buyer of financial services can improve sales and loyalty.
Banking providers that deliver timely, relevant and personalized messages will build loyalty and enjoy stronger revenue growth.
The acceptance and use of mobile wallets is beginning to accelerate, requiring banks to promote mobile payments more than ever.
Financial institutions in the digital age must build a culture that is willing to embrace risk and focuses obsessively on the consumer.
New tech must go beyond cost savings solutions, achieving scale and driving value through increased revenues and customer satisfaction.
Digital banking use continues to grow, but most consumers still use their current bank for the majority of banking services.
Financial marketers must address the needs of increasingly distrustful consumers while finding ways to engage with them on their terms.
Most digital banking experiences are not meeting consumer expectations, but some organizations are excelling in design, content and functionality.
Here's how AmEx gets the most out of the customer journey, from account applications and onboarding, to engagement and referrals.
Banking providers must be willing to embrace change, take risks and disrupt themselves (repeatedly) to keep pace and stay relevant.
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