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Digital Banking, With Millennial, Mobile – And Governmental – Tailwinds

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The push toward digital banking seems an inexorable one, with the technology and demographics acting as tailwinds, and where governments have increasingly gotten into the act of promoting digital banks (the pure-play kind) and making forays into bits and bytes, where once paper and face-to-face transactions reigned.

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WSFS Bank: Plain Vanilla Digital Banking Won’t Cut It Any More

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Customers still expect speedy and convenient service as usual, meaning financial institutions (FIs) are racing to support an expanding number of digital transactions without adding any friction. These banks must also make sure they are providing the tools that primarily digital customers need to complete their personal banking needs.

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Capital One Joins Effort to Educate Seniors About Online Banking

Bank Innovation

Banks only care about millennials, right? Not really, though marketing about digital efforts may make it appear that way.

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The growing interest in digital banks

Insights on Business

Traditionally, banking was a conservative industry with relatively high barriers to entry. Banking products and services were defined and controlled by the bank. At the same time, regulators in many countries also have relaxed regulations to encourage innovation in the banking industry.

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Digital Banking Innovation and Millennial Entrepreneurship

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Today, millennials are the largest generation in the United States – and their levels of entrepreneurship are unprecedented. Millennials are starting more businesses than previous generations, and they’re starting them at a younger age than their predecessors.

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Bridging The 40 Percent Gap In Online Banking

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In online banking, 40 percent abandonment is … intolerable. As many as four in 10 consumers have at some point in their journey into online banking found the process frustrating enough to give up, as estimated by Signicat. In life, 40 percent of anything is a lot. And the frustration level has grown.

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How BBVA Is Using AI To Fight Against AI-Armed Fraudsters

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Banks need to innovate faster and further when it comes to the technology they use on their online platforms, as to stay one step ahead of bad actors with access to the same technology. Banks need to make sure they’re using tech in ways that keep the fraudsters out, but don’t send customers looking for another service.