6 Digital Banking Transformation Trends for 2022
Banks must catch up in key digital areas like AI. But new themes like ESG, DEI and HR challenges will also be critical in the year ahead.
Banks must catch up in key digital areas like AI. But new themes like ESG, DEI and HR challenges will also be critical in the year ahead.
The six trends will provide competitive advantages, including increased efficiency, improved experiences and future-proofed business models.
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The most important sources of new businesses and revenue is engaging with customers to build trust, improve experiences and reward loyalty.
Personalization via 'Netflix-style' banking, financial gamification, and super-app strategy will help traditional institutions adapt.
To survive, banks and credit unions must build the digital infrastructure and competitive mindset that can make an organization future-ready.
The pace of digital transformation will rocket as vastly increased network speed and connectivity empowers both banks and their competitors.
Six trends completely reshaping the retail, tech and health sectors will soon impact banks that often lag far behind these other industries.
With digital banking transactions increasing, the need for personalized and contextual experiences becomes essential.
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The rise of digital challengers drives a rethinking of outdated business models and a new perspective on how to make a bank future-ready.
Consumers are a different breed than before the pandemic and adapting to their new expectations is crucial for financial institutions.
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Fintechs are using data, AI and personalization to show people they can reduce financial stress much better than traditional banks.
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Advanced digital players beating mid-cap regional banks for new accounts with speed, simplicity and personalization.
Consumers need banks and credit unions to make their digital and physical channels talk to each other. Otherwise they'll walk.
How much of consumers' changed financial behavior will revert back, and how much will remain long after COVID is behind us?
Competing with data and analytics requires financial institutions to build a data-driven culture with top leadership support.
Financial institutions must provide personalized, contextual and timely experiences every time a consumer interacts with their brand.
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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