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The growing interest in digital banks

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Recently, new digital technologies – driven by cloud, mobile, social media and analytics – have significantly lowered entry barriers and put customers much more at the center of the banking relationship. At the same time, regulators in many countries also have relaxed regulations to encourage innovation in the banking industry.

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Top 5 Customer Development Posts of 2022: Digital Banking and Pricing Opti

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Home Blog FICO Top 5 Customer Development Posts of 2022: Digital Banking and Pricing Opti The most popular posts in our Customer Development category dealt with digital banking, optimizing credit line increases, loan pricing and machine learning for credit risk models. What can financial institutions learn from TikTok?

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Prudential’s DTC Insurance Move Highlights Industry Changes

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Using the new insurance website, consumers can buy policies and related products, and do so with the help of insurance professionals via “phone, video or even in person.”. Millennial Appeal. Earlier this year, Varo raised $45 million in Series B funding as it strives to become a mobile-only regulated bank.

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Digital first in banking: Going beyond the interface

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And yes, for now you can still reach profit objectives and meet C/I ratio targets—while investing in more mobile and internet banking capabilities on the side. To ensure success in 2025, however, the focus should be on customers who use newer models in digital channels: Generation Y, Z, and Alpha, too—the children of millennials.

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Investors Say FinTech Valuations Are High, But Not Overheated

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The mobile device has become the primary instrument of communication, agreed panelists, and increasingly users — especially younger consumers in the Millennial demographic — will use those devices to conduct daily financial life. In the great digital shift, as Purcell mused, is every app becoming a bank (and vice versa)?

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Location Detection: Building The Bank Business Case For Better Geolocation Data

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PYMNTS has found that 55 percent of millennials say they would switch to an FI that uses geodata to enhance the security of users’ accounts. That number is even higher for those individuals who earn higher wages – and taken together, higher earners and younger demographics are the sweet spot of banks’ customer bases. The Disconnect.

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Has Unbundling Lost Its Cool?

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Open banking, set in motion globally by a regulatory fiat called PSD2 , gives licensed third parties access to banking infrastructure so that they can make their services available to existing bank customers. The anecdote to the millennial’s so-called hatred of traditional banks hasn’t really taken off as investors envisioned.

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