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Voice recognition capabilities could soon replace tactile interactions, improving the consumer experience in banking.

Could "Banking as a Platform" (BaaP) work as an alternative way to deliver financial services in a partner-driven marketplace?

In 2016, the banking industry will see delivery, payments and technology changes that will alter the market forever.

Analytics holds the key to better products and an improved consumer experience in banking. Here's what bankers should know.

Adoption rates for mobile banking have skyrocketed, but there’s much more to come. Here are six ways it can grow beyond where it is today.

For banking providers and fintech firms to succeed in the future will most likely require new business models and a spirit of partnership.

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By increasing mobile banking adoption rates, the average bank can generate millions in additional revenues and reduce attrition by up to 15%.

Study highlights the greatest risks, challenges and areas of opportunity for banks and credit unions over the next 12 months.

As digital Millennials come of age, it is vital financial institutions to understand how to best engage with them.

The technologies that disrupt and delight are an opportunity for financial institutions to give each consumer a differentiated experience.

Traditional financial institutions must adapt quickly to defend their market share, remain relevant, stay competitive and grow.

Digital lending is the next battlefield between banking and fintech, with one-third of retail banking revenues at stake.

Partnerships between banking and fintech providers are poised to take off as fintech adoption could double in 2016.

The branch of the future will most likely not increase foot traffic, but should make current engagement more efficient and enjoyable.

To find success with cross-selling, retail financial institutions must engage consumers digitally and attack people's switching triggers.

Organizational structure, existing culture and lack of technology talent all stand in the way of innovation success in banking.

Consumers are increasingly using smartphones for managing finances, making payments, monitoring health and controlling home environments.

The mobile channel continues to gain traction, but satisfaction levels and word-of-mouth referrals are linked with the branch experience.

The key to Venmo's future is moving upstream in the P2P value chain — not into the retail or B2C environment.

With multiple mobile payment apps available for banks and credit unions to offer, is the better decision to build a proprietary option?

While the banking industry understands the need to more digital, considerable changes will be required in order to make this a reality.