Banking Trends Fintech Innovation Mobile 
Independent Banker
OCTOBER 31, 2022
ITMs and VTMs are popular retail banking innovations among community banks. What’s on the horizon for retail banking? We spoke with two community banks that have ramped up their services to meet—and exceed—the changing expectations of customers. By William Atkinson. Looking even further into the future.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 27, 2019
These market conditions may not seem ripe for FinTech innovation, but where there are challenges, there are opportunities. Michael Sassoon, CEO of banking and technology firm Sasfin , recently told PYMNTS about some of the country’s biggest hurdles in small business FinServ — and what technology innovators hope to do about them.
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PYMNTS
JUNE 24, 2019
Financial institutions are constantly on the hunt for an edge when it comes to mobile banking and other innovations, and that’s playing out with new, emerging 5G mobile network technology. One of the most recent developments comes from Spain-based bank Santander. 5G Promise. Low Latency.
PYMNTS
DECEMBER 27, 2019
Early innovators managed cooperatives using the same founding principle that CUs use today: members-first finance in place of indifferent, legacy-style banking. Specifically, the metamorphic impact of mobile open banking and instant payments has been the first real test of the trust bond that holds CUs together.
Fintech Labs Insights
FEBRUARY 3, 2017
It takes more than just one crystal ball to discern which trends will drive fintech innovation in 2017. To this end, here’s a roundup of predictions and prognostications on what the new year will bring in everything from artificial intelligence and the blockchain to payments and banking for the underbanked.
The Financial Brand
AUGUST 24, 2021
The post How PNC Adapted Its Virtual Wallet to Solve Overdraft Complaints appeared first on The Financial Brand - Banking Trends, Analysis & Insights. Giving consumers more control is seen as a big plus, but pressure from neobanks, Ally and Walmart could make PNC vulnerable on pricing.
CB Insights
AUGUST 23, 2018
This is in part because customers no longer need to rely on banks for financial services — 60% of US bank customers say they are willing to try a financial product from a tech firm they already use, and that number rises to 73% for customers aged 18 — 34. JPM’s mobile active users also showed strong growth in Q2’18, jumping 12% YoY.
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