Banking on Millennials: Balancing Branch Preferences And Digital Expectations
Research findings blow up many of the Millennial myths that frequently fool financial institutions into faulty marketing strategies.
Research findings blow up many of the Millennial myths that frequently fool financial institutions into faulty marketing strategies.
Big tech and fintech competition demands mastery of technologies that will bring consumers innovative services they already expect.
Most financial institutions don't really offer digital account opening today. Here's what banks and credit unions must to do catch up.
What people want from their banking provider and what they get are two different things. Financial institutions pay the price for these disconnects.
Conventional banking wisdom's shelf life is shorter than ever. Is your bank's mobile strategy past its sell-by date?
By meeting the digital banking experience expectations of consumers, banks may be able to monetize their products and services.
Banks and credit unions must improve digital solutions first, before determining how much more they should invest in branch technologies.
The best AI solution is one that fits the available skills of the banking organization and solves the highest-priority challenges for the business.
A smooth omnichannel experience in banking isn't all about digital tech. You have to fix people's pain points, and make banking easier.
As digital and mobile banking experiences improve, the lack of integrated platforms and shared insight puts branch offices at a disadvantage.
Banks and credit unions that let their “digital first” strategy become “digital only" risk killing the very thing that gives them their competitive advantage.
Most digital banking experiences are not meeting consumer expectations, but some organizations are excelling in design, content and functionality.
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Smaller institutions deliver a better branch experience, but CX shortcomings in digital channels imperil their future. The opposite is true for big banks.
While the future points to digital channel engagement in banking, physical branches still play a role with new customer onboarding.
Here to disprove the theory people would prefer all their banking to be digital, if only the CX in online and mobile channels was better.
Small businesses would choose local institutions more often if they didn't struggle with a subpar mobile experience, lengthy loan applications and limited business products.
The investment by the largest global banks in desktop and mobile account opening, onboarding and sales capabilities is beginning to pay off.
User experience should be the ultimate consideration when choosing a new back-office system to replace a legacy core banking platform.
To keep up with the market, the competition and the consumer, financial institutions that want to roll out a digital bank need to move quickly.
Banks says the biggest strategic focus for the year ahead will be customer profitability. Branch transformation is number two on their list.
Banks must build digital loan application, approval and disbursement processes, improving simplicity and availability of funds.
Banks and credit unions are rethinking their branch experience, trying to create environments that are more personal, immersive and relevant.
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