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2024 Trends & Predictions

Javelin Strategy & Research

Banner Section Home Rss.xml 2024 Trends & Predictions Javelin’s Trends & Predictions reports look at the coming year across the range of Javelin Strategy & Research’s practice areas—digital banking, fraud & security, payments, and wealth management—and highlight the compelling challenges and opportunities likely to emerge.

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What #Banking Trend Will Have the Greatest Impact on Your Bank?

Jeff For Banks

These were up-and-coming bankers, the future leaders of our industry, identifying industry trends that will have the greatest impact on their bank, in no particular order. And will their ALCO reports accurately predict what will happen? Shadow Banking This trend seemed very specific to current commercial lender anxiety today.

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Next Best Actions / Next Best Offers – Four Pointers to Success

FICO

By 2024, 435 million Europeans are predicted to be using online and mobile banking – up from 398 million today. billion by 2024. At a consumer level, the global trends are even more telling. Research shows more than 6.3 Each offer was underpinned by its own predictive model and member score, every single week.

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AML/CFT hot topics: What to expect in 2023

Abrigo

Takeaway 2 Banks should be proactive in understanding fraud trends and FinCEN priorities to prepare for future rulemaking. The rule is effective January 1, 2024, and reporting companies will have one year from that date to file their beneficial ownership information. billion to fraud in 2021, a 70% increase over the prior year.

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10 Bank Technology Trends to Follow for 2024

South State Correspondent

We tracked almost 100 banking technology trends throughout the year and now bring you the top ten, in order, based on our view of long-term strategic importance. There were almost 100 material trends to consider. The underlying point here is that banks have traditionally used fraud data on an ad hoc basis.

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