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Deep Dive: How FIs, Customers Are Navigating The Coronavirus-Inspired Spike In Digital Banking Demand

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Banks must now consider how to best expand remote services and emphasize these channels once consumers can safely visit branches again. This month’s Deep Dive examines how consumers are approaching digital banking and how FIs are leveraging online and mobile channels to prevent service gaps during the pandemic.

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Seeking Banking Balance Between Physical And Digital

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With more consumers moving to mobile transactions over visits to branches, some banks are considering closing brick-and-mortar locations to reduce operational costs. The price of real estate is prompting even the largest players in the banking world to scale back their branch operations.

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How Digital Will Change Brick-and-Mortar In 2019

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Give a deep and welcoming hello to the newest form of window shopping — a consumer behavior that will help to shape retail in 2019 and beyond, and a trend that stands as an increasing part of shopping, one that promises to impact brick-and-mortar merchants as they decide how to innovate. That trend is certainly nothing new.

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What’s Trending So Far In 2016

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And to make sure that everyone starts off 2016, Part II on the same footing, we thought we would bring you a few of the top trending stories, as well as hot data/research topics, that will give you a head start on that all-important planning for 2016 and beyond. Digital Banking. The 411 On The Digital Banking Evolution.

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Not Down For The Count, Cash Still Counts For Plenty

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The Cardtronics executives noted that the studies are not all that surprising, and where once the findings reflected increasing cash adoption across, say, Europe, recent research has borne out the same trends in Europe and the Americas. Clearly operating efficiency remains a priority but [so does] consumer engagement.”.

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When Banking Frustration Closes A Door, An App Opens A Window

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According to Chris Britt, CEO of mobile-first banking platform Chime, consumers are getting frustrated with larger, traditional financial institutions. And this frustration has created an opening for digital banking newcomers like Chime to swoop in and address these consumers’ concerns. The millennial advantage.

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How A Digital Makeover Could Be Key To CUs’ Member Acquisition Plans

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Competition for customers — especially millennials — from larger banks and FIs has long required credit unions to keep pace with their more innovative counterparts. This often means providing digital solutions and convenient banking options despite smaller technology and innovation budgets, however.