
Making Banking as a Platform (BaaP) a Reality
"Banking as a Platform" (BaaP) may be the best way to deliver financial services in the future.
Articles about digital banking, online banking strategies and trends in digital banking, with insights on the digital banking tools banks need.
"Banking as a Platform" (BaaP) may be the best way to deliver financial services in the future.
Mobile-first is becoming mobile-only in banking as more consumers engage on digital channels.
The mobile experience in banking lags far behind other industries. But playing "catch-up" won't be enough. You better be looking out.
Could "Banking as a Platform" (BaaP) work as an alternative way to deliver financial services in a partner-driven marketplace?
Here are some things the banking industry could learn from the music industry when it comes to mobile payments.
Smaller banking providers are at a significant disadvantage as they try to keep pace with the expectations of digital consumers.
Banks struggle to keep up with consumers' expectations in digital channels — immediate connectivity and instant gratification.
Adoption rates for mobile banking have skyrocketed, but there’s much more to come. Here are six ways it can grow beyond where it is today.
Developing a mobile account opening strategy is paramount for new account growth in an increasingly digital world.
If you could build the ultimate team to fine-tune your digital strategy to perfection, this is what it would look like.
By understanding digital trends, banking is in a better position to compete with fintech start-ups and other competing organizations.
Financial institutions must radically innovate and transform themselves to ensure success in the next decade. Are you prepared?
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Tomorrow's banking products will need to deliver engaging consumer experiences that are almost magical — a new level of design based on data.
By increasing mobile banking adoption rates, the average bank can generate millions in additional revenues and reduce attrition by up to 15%.
"Going Digital" in the banking industry requires a holistic view of initiatives, and a prioritization of investments.
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The key to improving account opening and loan application is to simplify the process and remove steps that result in abandonment.
Mobile banking requires improved levels of trust, use of data insights, greater engagement and the elimination of silos.
To find success with cross-selling, retail financial institutions must engage consumers digitally and attack people's switching triggers.
Banking organizations need to improve their digital banking maturity to meet the expectations of an increasingly demanding consumer.
Consumers are increasingly using smartphones for managing finances, making payments, monitoring health and controlling home environments.
The mobile channel continues to gain traction, but satisfaction levels and word-of-mouth referrals are linked with the branch experience.
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