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Goldman Sachs: Marcus Deposits At $97 Billion As 2020 Ends

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Loans tied to its cards should reach at least $20 billion in 2024, as the bank noted in an update to its strategic plan. That effort, in beta testing, has been known as Marcus Invest, and Goldman has reportedly been eyeing a 2021 rollout.

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J.P. Morgan Looks Toward Payments Modernization

PYMNTS

Digitization strategies that were set forth well before the pandemic quickly proved instrumental in achieving those goals. Morgan makes strides in its own digital transformation journey, collaboration with FinTechs will be valuable in developing products and services to better address treasurers' shifting needs, too.

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Two Executive Views of Digital Transformation, and Why They Both Matter

Gonzobanker

Executives at the financial institution who have responsibility for customer service, digital banking and retail sales have one perspective. At some point, almost every fintech company has written off an investment or expenses. That will be the reality at banks as well. Reality According to Customer Experience Executives.

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The Best Fintech Conferences this Week (7 Dec 2020)

Fintech Labs Insights

As the year (finally) winds down, it’s not too late to take in a fintech event with 6 coming up this week and next. While most conferences are waiting for more info on COVID and vaccines before committing to 2021 dates, we will keep you up-to-date on all the events, virtual and hopefully the other kind on our Fintech Conference Calender.

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Commoditization, Optimization or Transformation: What’s in Your Core Wallet?

Gonzobanker

As information technology departments move from being the provider of all technology services to orchestrator of technology innovation, chief information officers are rightfully asking, “How do we reinvent ourselves in this digital age when we’re saddled with legacy tech debt of 30-year-old, difficult-to-integrate, flat-file-based core systems?”.

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