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6 Digital Banking Trends for 2025

Perficient

Hyper-personalization transforms the traditional banking model into a customer-centric approach, significantly boosting satisfaction and retention rates. Banks can use advanced data analytics and AI to deliver highly personalized financial services, such as customized savings plans and tailored investment advice.

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[Podcast] Financial Services Trends and Data

Perficient

Now more than ever customers need to be supported with trust, transparency and data-based decision making. Financial Services Trends and Data. Data and AI-based disruptions [2:14]. Master data management and data governance adoption [6:10]. How is big data being used? [11:12].

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Mexican digital bank Stori aims to assist the underbanked

Bank Innovation

Digital bank Stori, which is based in Mexico City, aims to reach customers with minimal access to financial services. Recent research highlights the problems the bank is attempting to solve.

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Reviving the central bank: Getting (everyone) on the data train

Accenture: Banking

In their first post, “It’s now or never: Time for central banks to embrace change,” my colleagues Rohit Mathew and Oliver Reppel explored why central banks need to transform digitally to ensure they can fulfil their mandate.

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Who owns the data? Who’s in control?

Chris Skinner

One of my favourite recurring themes … The post Who owns the data? Oh when, will we, will be branchless? Can we really replace the City with a trading network of algorithms? Who’s in control? appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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The Race To The Cloud: Will Digital Banks Win?

PYMNTS

More banks are therefore moving away from legacy core systems to embrace cloud-native architectures to power automation and meet the speed expected by consumers, securely. The bank is working with technology giants Google and Microsoft to create new cloud-based tools that will use their cloud computing software.

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Banks are losing the data war

Chris Skinner

It relates to my write-up the other day on new bank thinking, and that Monzo are clever with data. Using Google Map APIs and other services, they enrich my transaction statement so I know when, where and what … The post Banks are losing the data war appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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