Fintech Charters Signal a Tectonic Realignment in Banking
New life for the specialized charter plus a payments version rank high for Acting Comptroller Brian Brooks, former fintech and bank exec.
New life for the specialized charter plus a payments version rank high for Acting Comptroller Brian Brooks, former fintech and bank exec.
The bank's AI-powered digital personalization tool and chatbot is a differentiator that drives mobile banking utilization and engagement.
Impacted by cash issues and branch closures, ATMs have been on a COVID rollercoaster. New units have less touch, greater functionality.
COVID-19 has decentralized bank and credit union workforces, making it critical to empower employees by instilling a data-driven culture.
Advanced technologies deployed by financial institutions post-COVID — like AI and the Internet of Things — will determine tomorrow's winners.
Accepting that the consumer is always right is just a beginning. Banks must keep up with and anticipate people's new thinking.
Marrying virtual and physical, halving the floor plan, trimming staff to basics, and rethinking mission go into post-COVID expansion drive.
Banks and credit unions will only gain branch cost savings if they improve their digital offerings. Many consumers aren't that impressed.
Digital banking does not normally meet consumer expectations set by digital leaders like Amazon, Netflix, Uber, Spotify or Zoom.
Reports from banking's front lines as branches reopen paint a different picture from the usual predictions about consumer banking behavior.
Direct bank model's appeal grew during coronavirus crisis and points to need to improve online and mobile channels' ability to fulfill needs.
A challenger bank's credit marketplace could be seen as a threat or a way forward for banks and credit unions as banking continues to evolve.
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Banks and credit unions increasingly must leverage data, innovation and a platform business model to deliver digital banking solutions.
A frictionless digital customer experience requires simplicity, transparency, personalization, consistency and trust.
Drawn-out reopenings aren't helping a demoralized business sector rebuild credit and earnings. Federal commercial lending adds new twist.
Many apps are growing slow and fat, says Forrester. Key functions must be brought to the top. Less-critical ones should stay on the website.
Growing competition from fintech, big tech and others means community banks and credit unions must find partnerships or niches of their own.
Without the right capabilities, betting too much on an improvised set of applications can be risky at a critical time for digital banking.
Covid closings have devastated the economy. Concentrating on financial well-being for shell-shocked consumers could move things forward.
Preparing your digital bank for the unexpected was critical to helping people with their finances through the crisis.
In the post-COVID reality, banks and credit unions have to recognize and reach vastly different consumer segments — without alienating anyone.
Social media and email are the go-to choices to send out timely and personalized COVID-19 communications. Experts critique ten of the best.
Listen to the brightest minds in the banking and business world and get ready to embrace change, take risks and disrupt yourself and your organization.