Debunking the ‘Fintech is Failing’ Nonsense
Both incumbent bank execs and founders/managers of fintech startups would be wise to ignore the 'fintech is failing' hype.
The latest news on fintech banking trends, how banks partner with fintechs, how fintechs disrupt payments, and how fintechs redefine the future of banking.
Banks need to prepare now for radical change up and down the demographic spectrum, from young to old.
Both incumbent bank execs and founders/managers of fintech startups would be wise to ignore the 'fintech is failing' hype.
SoFi, one of the fastest growing fintech challenger banks, is expanding into checking accounts and wealth management services.
The ability to differentiate and deliver better customer experiences in banking requires leveraging enhanced data and advanced analytics.
Platform services providers are emerging to provide new distribution channels, processing capabilities and sources of data to banks.
What Uber did to the taxi industry offers important lessons about innovation and regulation for traditional banking providers.
Challenger fintech banks will need to achieve scale to maximize both the cost- and feature advantages they have over legacy banking organizations.
To jump start innovation, banking providers are increasingly collaborating with fintech firms, investing in them or outright acquiring them.
With the goal of profitability and an enhanced customer experience, strategies and investments should focus on digital channels not branches.
The 'Smart Savings Account' from Moven provides a mobile-first savings option that includes tracking, gamification and incentives to save.
Open APIs provide banks and credit unions the opportunity to introduce fintech solutions using legacy systems faster than in the past.
Banking providers are investing in innovation, changing business models and partnering with fintech firms to respond to digital consumer expectations.
The relationship between traditional banking organizations and fintech providers changes as consumer demand for digital solutions evolve.
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Community bank and credit union planning processes need to adjust for fintech competitors.
Strategic planners are looking out and asking, "What could screw up our plans?" Here are three things threatening to squeeze community-based financial institutions.
Report shows that banking industry still does not provide digital account opening, onboarding or cross-selling tools.
Fintech startups are founded on new, exciting ideas, but they often succumb to the same, avoidable problems. Here's why many of them die.
Banks and credit unions need to determine if it is time to invest in mobile wallets and P2P payments.
The battle for the consumer is intensifying, with new players disrupting status quo and introducing new ways to deliver financial services.
Before traditional financial institutions and fintech firms forge partnerships, they had best to understand the differences.
Traditional institutions must improve the customer experience and leverage new tech instead and avoid distractions from quasi "disruptors."
The mobile banking standard of excellence is being set by the largest banks and by new challenger banks that have a mobile-first strategy.
It's time for smaller financial institutions to participate in the fintech marketplace, finding ways to better serve the digital customer.
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