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Digital-First Banking Branches Out

PYMNTS

We’ve all heard that millennials, for example, think of bank branches as a vestiges of another century with little relevance to their financial lives. Even millennials, who heavily lean on remote banking, still visit physical bank locations for more complex functions like loan applications” monthly. Turns out that’s inaccurate.

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Transformation Time Bomb?

Independent Banker

Three ways millennials could accelerate FinTech trends in 2016. When it comes to finance, millennials are a generation known to be conservative in spending and distrustful of financial institutions. Thus, it’s not shocking that millennials are a driving factor in the growing financial technology, or FinTech, movement.

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Sorting the Hype Cycle

Filene

Filene's Center for Emerging Technology hosted their first annual colloquium on the hype around financial technology. Middleton , PhD Student: The Art of FinTech Decision Making - Disruption in financial services is being driven by changes in the FinTech industry itself and the nature of technology.

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Bankers as Buyers 2016 Report Now Available

William Mills

This year’s report has an emphasis on the “invisible” customer, who has been created as financial institutions do more and more business with customers through digital and contact center channels rather than through face-to-face interactions. The report also includes research and articles about what technology, solutions and services U.S.

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The Financial Industry’s Digital Transformation

FICO

The financial and retail sectors both have emerging competitors who are more technologically sophisticated than the incumbents. According to a survey by bankrate.com , nearly 40% of Americans have not stepped into the branch of a bank or credit union in the last six months. According to Accenture, millennials now number 1.8