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Winning millennials: a tale of loyalty and convenience

Social Assurance

In fact, one of our employees, Jordan (who happens to fall into the millennial category) never has cash either. But I think it speaks volumes that our millennial friend went to the trouble of getting a credit card reader, but not to the trouble of visiting an ATM. And I know I’m not alone. Like, not ever. Problem solving.

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Laying the Groundwork for Growth

Gonzobanker

Customers expect to be able to use their mobile devices to do all their day-to-day activities, and strong digital capabilities can attract and retain not just millennials, but all new customers. Sellers are becoming marketers, marketers are becoming sellers, and the people in the contact center are becoming loan officers.

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FinovateSpring 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

Sergii Danilenko (Head of Marketing). Banks are not experts in IT, so now they can leverage plug-and-play technology functionality. Corezoid is advocating for a “process focused” view of bank technology, by use of APIs. Sabina Bhatia (Director, Marketing). This is a very sophisticated fraud detection technology! ^SR.

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FinovateSpring 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

Race Data brought bank client on stage who is thrilled with the product, he also states that the technology gives context to bank call center employees as well. ^KT. Katerina Frolovicheva (MD, Technologies Innovations). What’s the market strategy? Fiserv is meeting that need for FIs and millennials. That’s new.

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