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Survey: Banks just aren’t ready for digital

Chris Skinner

I’ve just been reading Jim Marous’s Digital Banking Report which ties in nicely with my new book Doing Digital, as the themes are similar.

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Digital banking often leads to branch visits, survey says

Bank Innovation

As consumers increasingly expect to complete bank interactions online, a survey commissioned by Lightico indicates that creating end-to-end digital journeys continues to be a struggle for many banks.

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Digital Banking Gaining Scores Of New Users

PYMNTS

Migration to mobile and digital banking ramped up during the pandemic. It’s one of numerous revelations in PYMNTS’ Leveraging The Digital Banking Shift Report , a collaboration with Feedzai , based on a survey of nearly 2,200 U.S. percent of online banking customers using digital channels more.

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Deep Dive: Strategizing Transparent, Holistic Digital Banking Transformations

PYMNTS

One study recently determined that the number of digital banking users is expected to exceed 3.6 billion by 2024, and a separate study suggested that many customers were willing to use FinTechs as well as their primary banks to receive the level of technological support they desired.

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Prospects for More De Novo Digital Banks Come Into Clearer Focus

Bank Innovation

Get ready for more banks. Digital ones, that is. New data shows that consumers -- and financial institutions -- are more inclined toward greenfield digital banks. In a recent survey by Fiserv, 86% of respondents said they would consider leaving their bank, if they could not easily manage their accounts online.

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FIs Should Take Onboarding Lessons From Amazon, Expert Says

Bank Innovation

Banks should approach points of digital friction in the same way e-commerce giants do, if they want to hold onto their customers. As noted in recent surveys, a single point of friction is all it takes for consumers to abandon a digital banking product—and thus, the bank itself.

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The world’s best banks, according to Forbes

Chris Skinner

Forbes just launched a list of the world’s best banks, based upon a survey of over 40,000 consumers in partnership with Statista. I’m always wary of such surveys as, like influencer lists, they often reflect the world they want and miss a lot of what’s really happening.

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