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

PYMNTS

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.

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Seeking Banking Balance Between Physical And Digital

PYMNTS

With more consumers moving to mobile transactions over visits to branches, some banks are considering closing brick-and-mortar locations to reduce operational costs. But, while closing physical bank branches might appear to be a wise cost-saving measure, the move comes with risks that could hurt banks’ relations with new millennial customers.

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Finovate Fall 2016 Live Blog – Day 1

William Mills

Demoing – Bills for T-mobile – Brought in balance and due date. Provides mobile banking to banks and credit unions. The system now evaluates the risk and instead of referral screen, shows that a one-password can be sent to a mobile device and then consumer can enter it as opposed to waiting. This happens a LOT.

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Sustaining Digital Banking Channels’ Explosive Growth in 2021

The Financial Brand

Financial institutions that want to stay in the game need to offer solid basic services before they get fancy. The post Sustaining Digital Banking Channels’ Explosive Growth in 2021 appeared first on The Financial Brand.

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Sustaining Digital Banking Channels’ Explosive Growth in 2021

The Financial Brand

Financial institutions that want to stay in the game need to offer solid basic services before they get fancy. The post Sustaining Digital Banking Channels’ Explosive Growth in 2021 appeared first on The Financial Brand.