Why Financial Marketers Should Care About Open Banking
Traditional banking will be impacted by new competitors, more data availability and greater consumer expectations in the era of open banking.
Traditional banking will be impacted by new competitors, more data availability and greater consumer expectations in the era of open banking.
The concept of loyalty is changing, thanks to data analytics that help banks personalize services, increase engagement and reward loyalty.
Here’s why banks and credit unions may need to rethink their AI strategies and machine learning initiatives. Or put them on hold entirely.
The clock is ticking on traditional banks who must leverage data better, or players from outside banking will become primary providers.
Banks everywhere fret over rising interest rates and struggling to improve their CX before Amazon puts them out of business. What else?
With machine learning and artificial intelligence, traditional financial institutions can slash costs, improve the banking experience and stay competitive.
Amazon wants to offer a co-branded digital checking account in conjunction with large U.S. banks that could end up with 70 million customers.
Retail banking models prioritizing branches is a recipe for disaster. Banks must make mobile the channel to anchor retail delivery.
Banking organizations need to improve their collaboration efforts with fintech firms to keep up with consumer expectations.
The benefits of open banking to expand the banking ecosystem will only be realized if communication to consumers illustrates these values.
Banks and credit unions are rethinking their branch experience, trying to create environments that are more personal, immersive and relevant.
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Regulations across the EU and in the UK allowing open banking provide opportunities and challenges that all markets will need to address.
Banking providers need to toss out the traditional playbook and build a digital banking ecosystem around open APIs.
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