Perficient

JANUARY 25, 2023

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. User experience.

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Jack Henry

JANUARY 31, 2024

Amid banking trends, fintech trends, and other emerging factors, the financial services sector is no stranger to change. Competition is fierce, technology is converging, and user experience is changing by the day. Financial institutions , especially, are required to do more and be more.

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PYMNTS

DECEMBER 11, 2019

As the open banking business model permeates into the B2B financial services market, FinTechs and traditional financial institutions continue to find new use cases for API integrations and connectivity to elevate the business-user experience. and beyond to introduce a range of new products and services for the SMB user.

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PYMNTS

DECEMBER 12, 2018

“For mobile banking to become ubiquitous, the development of 5G technology is paramount,” reads one recent analysis of the biggest FinTech and banking trends for 2019. “5G Few financial institutions now use true artificial intelligence — fresh PYMNTS data puts the percentage in the U.S. Digital Demand.

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The Financial Brand

JANUARY 17, 2022

The post BBVA Sees Results From Commitment to Financial Wellness appeared first on The Financial Brand - Banking Trends, Analysis & Insights. Understanding the importance of financial wellbeing and changing customer behaviors has improved customer engagement at BBVA.

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PYMNTS

SEPTEMBER 29, 2020

Consumers have been steadily moving to eCommerce and online banking platforms for almost a decade, after all. This does not mean that consumers’ online data privacy and security concerns do not remain high, he stated, but that the impetus is now on the merchants facilitating digital transactions to meet consumers’ cybersecurity expectations.

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