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10 Questions Banks Should Ask About Their Digital Account-Opening Capabilities

Perficient

If it’s more than 10 minutes for an online/website process or more than five minutes for a mobile process, the abandonment rate impacts account openings as much as 40%. How many clicks does it take to open an online account? What information is easily obtainable via social media, making it less useful for KYC and security purposes?

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Facebook’s Libra And The Future Of Digital Identity

PYMNTS

With the digital identity market expected to reach $15 billion by 2024, major ID providers such as Google and Apple are racing to improve the identity verification experience. Developments From Around the Digital Identity World. Apple announced its own digital ID program, Sign In with Apple, at its recent Worldwide Developers Conference.

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Deep Dive: The Need For Real-Time Data To Keep Onboarding Fast And Secure

PYMNTS

Banks are jostling for space in the market because an expanding number of FinTechs and large-scale technology companies are competing for the same set of consumers. Using biometrics in place of old-school knowledge-based authentication (KBA) procedures and passwords can also help improve the overall onboarding experience.

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FinovateSpring 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

Demo: Sezzle app with knowledge based authentication to link bank accounts. Chip card reader for when customers are shopping online to improve security. Integrate with any online merchant site. Customers can store all of their online profiles in one secure location to improve user experience. Plus the 1% rewards.

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Killing Strategy: The Disruption Of Management Consulting

CB Insights

The early consultants changed that by using market research and data analysis combined with niche expertise to help companies manage their supply chains, improve their product positioning, and enter new markets to beat their competitors. Consultants did this because clients weren’t. From the FAQ for BCG’s Gamma program.