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Artificial Intelligence Innovation Steered By U.S. and China

PYMNTS

Artificial intelligence has started — slowly — to make its presence felt in payments and commerce, including in fraud prevention, via early deployments of the technology and cutting-edge AI algorithms. The race to get ahead on the technology is now gaining clarity as well. AI Banking Trends.

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How 5G Will Shake Up Banking and FinTech?

PYMNTS

As that mobile technology get closer to mainstream introduction, the potential 5G ecosystem for FinTech and mobile banking is gaining clarity. Banks and credit unions are still wrestling with the best ways to deploy mobile technology, and do so in ways that balance security, and safe authentication, and consumer convenience.

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How JPMorgan Is Preparing For The Next Generation Of Consumer Banking

CB Insights

Over the past two years, the bank has spent nearly $20B to scale its technology and prepare itself for the next generation of banking. Live briefing: Consumer Banks in The Digital Age. Learn about the playbooks of today’s top banks as they digitally re-position their consumer products.

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

NCR

According to The Financial Brand’s 2017 Retail Banking Trends and Predictions report , the single most important trend for the retail banking industry this year will be the drive to remove friction from the customer journey. ” [Why Branches Matter in a Digital Age – TSB].

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2022 Trends & Predictions

Javelin Strategy & Research

Banner Section Home Rss.xml 2022 Trends & Predictions Javelin’s Trends & Predictions reports look at the coming year across the range of Javelin Strategy & Research’s specialty areas—digital banking, fraud and security, payments, and wealth management—and highlight the compelling challenges and opportunities likely to emerge from each.

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