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5 Banking Trends We’re Forecasting for 2023

Perficient

2023 has commenced, and rates are climbing, inflation is bubbling, and banking customers are continuing to demand hyper-personalized products and experiences from their institutions. Here are five banking trends we’re forecasting for the new year. Three prominent areas where there is a strong desire to optimize: Data.

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What #Banking Trend Will Have the Greatest Impact on Your Bank?

Jeff For Banks

And, according to some EDP students that are lenders, are turning to the shadow banking market that do not have deposit demands. Shadow Banking refers to banking-like operations that take place outside of the mainstream banking industry. and 53% indirect costs: operations, IT, human resources, etc.

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Making omni-channel a reality – Part 4: Assess your operating model

NCR

Any bank embarking on a journey towards omni-channel service delivery will have many questions to answer and challenges to overcome along the way, as I explore in this whitepaper. One of the key stages of an omni-channel transformation is assessing your existing operating model and looking for ways it can be improved.

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SMBs Remain Hot Spot For Open Banking Business Models

PYMNTS

Recent reports in Accountancy Age said SMBs are largely unaware of open banking, with Intuit Quickbooks finding in a survey of U.K. SMBs that nearly half (48 percent) said they don’t believe technology will impact their business. Alliance Bank Taps Into Ephesoft Data Capture. Cash flow remains the No.

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10 Lessons We Learned at the Nacha Smarter Faster Payment Conference

South State Correspondent

The major themes of fraud, artificial intelligence (AI), expansion of instant payments, open banking, and regulation were particularly relevant to your roles as executives, risk managers, compliance officers, and technology leaders. If banks make it harder for criminals to make money, they will move on to other areas.

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How JPMorgan Is Preparing For The Next Generation Of Consumer Banking

CB Insights

Led by Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon, the bank is undergoing a transformation, moving away from offline legacy systems and into the digital age. Over the past two years, the bank has spent nearly $20B to scale its technology and prepare itself for the next generation of banking.

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