Playing Catch Up: Top Trends Banks Are Prioritizing in 2024
Success in 2024 and beyond hinges on reallocating technology investments and priorities from defensive stability to strategic growth.
Success in 2024 and beyond hinges on reallocating technology investments and priorities from defensive stability to strategic growth.
A new report asks what would happen if an AI-driven "productivity miracle" lowered the cost of cognitive tasks to zero. Who wins and who loses?
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In 2024, bank closures will be well off their pandemic highs – mainly because there are few locations left for banks to feasibly cut.
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While a pending Supreme Court case threatens its funding, an increasingly political CFPB also faces an industry more willing to fight back.
An explosion of malicious software targeting mobile applications and their users will be security priority No. 1 in 2024.
The economic turmoil of the past two years created new consumer segments with unique financial needs.
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More than two-thirds of Gen Z say they've made purchase decisions based on TikTok content – and financial products and services will be no exception in 2024.
In a tight labor market, bank employees who feel underpaid or undersupported can — and will vote — with their feet.
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While overall bank tech spending remains flat, intensifying focus on security and fraud means that regtech will demand an ever bigger piece of the pie.
Beset by threats on all sides, banks and credit unions need to focus their efforts in 2024 on a short list of priorities.
There are now more than 13,000 martech solutions available, with still more on the way. With so many options, how can marketers rightsize their tech stacks?
More than one-third of fintechs paid more than $250,000 in compliance penalties in 2023. Are fines increasingly the cost of growth?
Control of some payments channels may be shifting, as banks lose their edge over merchants.
A guide written for national banks should be required reading for any banking institution that wants to venture into buy now, pay later.