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The growing interest in digital banks

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There are interesting characteristics both in the new entrants and in the more established digital banks. Some of the most important elements mentioned by analysts and professionals can be divided into four models: Digital bank brands: Many established, full-service banks find it difficult to appeal to millennials.

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The Pandemic’s Push For The FI/FinTech ‘Win-Win’

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That number climbs to 38 percent among baby boomers, 74 percent for Generation Xers and 85 percent for millennials and Generation Z consumers. Kikkeri said this is the highest penetration that mobile banking has ever seen among consumers. But an opportunity is only as good as the bank’s ability to pursue it.

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Pepper Is Teaming Up With Playbuzz To Make Mobile Banking Fun

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Pepper, the mobile banking app by Israeli Bank Leumi, is aiming to lure millennials to the service by teaming up with Playbuzz, the digital authoring platform. The goal is to improve the user experience and boost engagement by providing personalized content, noted the report.

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Amid Blockchain And Robotics Hype, Corporate Lenders Still Start With The Cloud

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Consumers demand easy, digital banking, but this pressure for banks to deliver is also coming from corporate clients. Take mobile banking, which has propelled the introduction of mobile-only banks to meet demand for better services on smaller screens.

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FIs Most Underutilized Asset: Their Apps

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Mobile banking apps are designed to make digital banking more convenient for customers, yet 21.7 So what can financial institutions (FIs) do to improve their apps’ user experience (UX), and will making these changes help boost adoption and usage? percent of consumers who use these apps are dissatisfied with them.

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Bridging The 40 Percent Gap In Online Banking

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Lagging behind digital-only banks, traditional banks must look to streamline and offer a frictionless mobile experience to their user base. According to Hochrieser, “Digital banks are focused on mobile only, and so their only purpose is to provide the best possible user experience.”

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How Friendly Friction Builds Better Banking Experiences

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And by all accounts, this digital migration is driven by consumer preference — according to the same study, 91 percent of mobile banking users prefer accessing their app over going to a physical branch, and 68 percent of mobile banking millennials believe their smartphones will eventually replace their physical wallet.

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