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Steal This 5-Step Banking Innovation Playbook from Gentle Monster

South State Correspondent

Honkook Kim and his Gentle Monster Brand is a perfect example. Instead of thinking traditionally, Gentle Monster pursued a strategy of innovation and creativity to become the hottest sunglass company globally, creating a company currently valued at $900 million. For inspiration in banking innovation, we often look to other industries.

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10 Data-Driven Ideas To Increase Branch Engagement

South State Correspondent

The advent of generative artificial intelligence is about to shift branch strategy again to re-raise the question – how can we get the most out of our branches? Likely, it might be a combination of the above, but setting a branching strategy should dictate capital allocation, branch layout, marketing, and staffing.

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Fintech'ers Will Be Right on Branching. Unless Bankers Act.

Jeff For Banks

Look at the decline in branches since 2009. I read a recent interview of Members 1st Credit Union CEO Bob Marquette by S&P Global Market Intelligence (link requires subscription). When asked, Marquette said of the death of the branch: "I think it's bullcrap. Elevate branch employees. Make your branches look the part.

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Are Video Teller Machines the ‘Branch of the Future?’

Gonzobanker

As banks and credit unions continually strive to find efficiency and differentiation in their branch networks, many are wondering if they should invest in video teller machines (aka interactive teller machines). ITMs require a significant capital investment, and investing in these machines has become a popular and controversial topic.

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Are Video Teller Machines the ‘Branch of the Future?’

Gonzobanker

As banks and credit unions continually strive to find efficiency and differentiation in their branch networks, many are wondering if they should invest in video teller machines (aka interactive teller machines). ITMs require a significant capital investment, and investing in these machines has become a popular and controversial topic.

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The Elephant in the Room: Branches

Jeff For Banks

This dates back to an interview I did with American Banker about a community FI that was opening coffee shop branches. I gave a twofold comment: 1) I saluted the FI for being creative; and 2) I doubted it would work, particularly in the locations and relatively conservative markets where they tried it.