As more financial institutions partner with fintech companies to launch standalone digital banks, non-financial organizations such as retailers have begun to realize the value of participating in these partnerships to deepen their own relationships with consumers while offering potential new profit streams.
As an alternative to going through a full conversion, today’s financial institutions are exploring new digital partnerships that can help accelerate transformation, and in some cases, at a fraction of the cost.
If you’re looking to capture the attention of this generation, you’ll need to understand what they truly want in their banking experience.
Bankers who used to see fintech as a threat are now seeing how fintech companies can be a valuable partner that helps them embrace a digital-first banking model. Here are the top three reasons to consider partnering with the fintech industry.
Digital transformation is a hot topic for banks and credit unions today. And for good reason – the financial services industry is at the highest risk for digital disruption according to the Digital Pulse report.
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These smaller institutions are exploiting the opportunities where the main players are too slow to adopt. But what exactly are they getting right that the traditional FIs can’t seem to grasp?
Banks and financial institutions are very much in the business of information and data and with the recent surge in digital disruption, is it maybe time for banks to adopt “open business”?