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I claim that most of the banks embracing true digital transformation and not just treating digital as a channel, are led by people who understand technology. They have a leadership team who are passionate about digitalisation, and see it as a core raison d’etre of the bank’s future.
I blogged in March (Transforming the bank – three phases of change) about the method to make systems change happen to transform the bank. In another conversation, I then realised that there are three phases of organisational change to transform the bank.
It’s only five minutes and think it’s probably worth the viewing as people are picking up on various comments I made, such as: “The leadership team has to be completely committed to … The post The chasm between banks with digitalleadership and those without appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
I’m likely to be blogging about leadership all this week, as that was the theme du jour of our Nordic Finance Innovation meetings in Copenhagen and Oslo last week.
In fact, I would be amazed if anyone who reads my blog could honestly say that digitalisation doesn’t change their business model. After all, the business model of banks was built for face-to-face interactions backed up by paper documentation; the business model of digitalbanks is for device-to-device interactions backed up by data.
So, boot on … The post What does your leadership look like? appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. On my LinkedIn profile, I describe myself as a troublemaker, and no issue, I’m sticking with that.
It is the result of research conducted by the Harvard Business Review with the Genpact Research Institute, looking at the impact of dgitilaisation in finance, and confirms something I have been … The post Banks are failing digital due to legacy and leadership (Harvard research) appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
This thought leadership piece – and the related blogs that will explore key topics – will outline why, in the post-COVID-19 era, marketplaces will prove a crucial operating area for banks. The post Banking Marketplace: Making a Wise Pivot appeared first on Accenture BankingBlog.
I’m regularly asked why I don’t think banks are doing digital yet, and my answer consists of a series of steps. First, does the banks’ leadership team talk about digital, digitalbanking, digital investment and digital transformation? Invariably, all bank people tell me yes.
I’m always blogging about replacing core systems, open source the bank, change the leadership to one that gets it and just do it. Not gonna name names, but I’ve had a few really fun discussions with banks in … The post Forget legacy systems; what about legacy vendors? appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
I often point to a banks’ executive leadership team and ask the question: who can tell me the difference between blockchain and distributed ledger? Few ever come out of that … The post The difference between machine learning and artificial intelligence appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
Another key factor in building a truly digitalbank is commitment. Commitment right from the top and, by the top, I don’t just mean the CEO and the leadership team, but the Board of the bank.
I regularly talk about BBVA (Spain) and DBS (Singapore) as banks that are doing the right things for digital transformation. They both started early, have a leadership team who are committed and have been driving down this road with results. appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
I was talking with a senior banker, who told me that he was in charge of the Artificial Intelligence program in the bank. I was impressed as he is part of the executive leadership team of the bank and not the CIO.
Another interesting factor in leadership is communication. Their speeches are marked … The post Most great leaders are great speakers appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. Their speeches are marked … The post Most great leaders are great speakers appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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I sometimes think I’m too harsh on the financial community, with my continual banter about core systems change, lack of digitalleadership, inability to see how critical digital is to their future and the impact FinTech is making on global financial structures.
A summary of the main blogs of the week … Arguing with a banker … A banker and I were talking about the function of a bank. The more I think about … An interview with yours truly on today’s issues for banks I was recently asked a set of questions by.BANK and duly answered.
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