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Financial institutions are not keeping pace with consumer expectations, impacting customer satisfaction across all channels.
Financial institutions are not keeping pace with consumer expectations, impacting customer satisfaction across all channels.
Aspiration Financial builds its brand on an unusual eco-friendly promise and lets consumers set their own fees (even $0, if they choose).
Apple and Goldman Sachs have teamed up to offer a credit card in a deal that may foretell future pairings with more ominous consequences.
Legacy banks are losing ground to digital banks and big techs who fill consumers' hearts and minds. Financial erosion awaits the immobile.
Researchers uncover what really drives people's satisfaction with their banking provider, and weak spots that smart institutions can exploit.
Anything from bad service to lousy tech and ethical issues can set consumers off and trigger the switch to a new alternative banking provider.
Some day, thanks to digital assistants, smart watches, voice-enabled devices and other technologies, banking tasks will become invisible.
Strategic planning efforts at most financial institutions lack one thing ... a commitment to change that can generate the results desired.
Consumers increase use of digital banking tools while continuing to seek new technologies that make life easier. That doesn't mean branches are dead though.
Traditional banking providers must look further ahead than just a year or two out before the window for transformational change closes.
The world's most innovative banks were recognized by Efma and Accenture, highlighting the power of digital technologies and a customer focus.
While branch locations and fees remain important, consumers are increasingly looking for better digital banking solutions.
Manual tasks across channels is costly. And while AI is hot, there’s a simpler way to bring efficiency that many bankers have overlooked.
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Here are seven ways to identify your strategic strengths and simplify your scope before fintech disruptors nip you to bits.
To become true digital banks, banks can take several small, critical steps that will have a large impact on revenue and customer satisfaction.
Here's how financial marketers can win more Millennial relationships by blending a private banking model with a digital banking experience.
Digital banking use continues to grow, but most consumers still use their current bank for the majority of banking services.
Banking providers that decode the massive potential that the Hispanic American market represents today will be setting themselves up for decades of future growth.
The intense pressure facing banking providers today is similar to the forces that killed dominant players in other industries when they failed to innovate fast enough.
Competition for digital payments is high, with banks and credit unions marketing digital wallets using digital media.
Zelle has become a formidable challenger to alternative P2P payment applications after only a year in the marketplace.
Future banking ecosystems will require the use of open API data and advanced analytics to provide an expanded array of financial solutions.
Credit cards are consumers' favorite payment method. But what consumers want in their credit cards — and how they should be marketed — has changed.
Gain centralized access to the credit bureaus and 20+ alternative data sources. Leverage advanced analytics to optimize marketing campaigns and loan decisions.
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