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Going digital: Two speeds for growth market banks

Accenture: Banking

They’re eager to improve efficiency, enhance the user experience and create new business opportunities. But many banks are wary of committing themselves to an extensive digital transformation of their businesses. The post Going digital: Two speeds for growth market banks appeared first on Accenture Banking Blog.

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The growing interest in digital banks

Insights on Business

As a result, many new, all-digital financial services firms, unencumbered by older, less flexible systems are aggressively pursuing customers by addressing their needs in new and distinct ways. There are interesting characteristics both in the new entrants and in the more established digital banks.

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Striking a Balance: Fraud Prevention Versus User Experience in Digital Applications | FinTalk

Jack Henry

Learn about the importance balance between fraud prevention and user experience in digital applications in our newest Fintalk Blog.

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Tencent WeChat and WeChat Pay

Chris Skinner

“EVERYTHING IS WITH USER VALUE IN MIND. THE VALUE TO THE USER IS THE FIRST PRIORITY.” IN THE SAME WAY THAT AMAZON IS RELIGIOUS ABOUT THEIR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE. TENCENT IS RELIGIOUS ABOUT THEIR USER EXPERIENCE. DOESN’T EVERYONE IN CHINA USE WECHAT?

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Moven inks deal with TD Bank – For PFM?

Celent Banking

Americans and Canadians prefer to use bank provided tools to manage their personal finances. Possible challenges: Adding features to TD’s simplistic mobile app could be present technical and user experience challenges. Moven has a keen focus on the user experience. TD’s Canadian tablet app is slow and buggy.

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Online/Digital Account Opening: A Bridge and A Moat

Abrigo

Recent research shows that even consumers banking exclusively with banks that have a physical, local location have digital banks on the radar, and they make up 62% of U.S. banking consumers. Three-quarters of these “traditionalist” consumers say they are aware of digital banks. Learn More. Learn More.

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FinovateFall 2017 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

William Mills Agency will be live blogging at FinovateFall 2017. Digital banking solutions for community banks and credit unions. A turnkey solution incorporating CRM, invoicing and payments into a simple solution for the business delivered through the bank’s digital banking solution.

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