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Digital Transformation in Retail Banks: Potential Impact on Brand Equity, Customers, and Employees

Beyond Philosophy

It is having most impact, and will likely continue to do so, in traditional industries such as retail banking. Digital innovation in banking can be seen in the transformative way people transact and organize their finances. Needs a bank’s product to support their activities (home purchasing, auto loans, etc.).

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Digital Trends and Technologies Transforming CX in Banking and Finance

Tenfold - Contact Center Blog

These digital natives will not just comprise the new workforce, they will also define the new breed of customers for financial services companies. The taste of this new class of customers clashes with the traditional mode of service that dominates the finance sector. They grew up in a completely digital environment.

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Interview With David Luck, Co-founder and CEO of Capital on Tap: Customer Service in the Finance Industry

CSM Magazine

David Luck, Co-founder and CEO of Capital on Tap Today’s customers demand more from their financial providers. They expect fast, seamless, personalized banking experiences and, above all, exceptional customer service. It directly impacts how customers perceive the business, resolve issues and access support.

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Customer experience, whose business is it?

Lumoa

As you see, in most companies, marketing takes care of customer experience as a whole. Luckily top management and CEO now understand more often that customer experience is rather a necessity than a cost. However, the back-office functions, like HR or Finance are involved into CX very seldom.

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Gen Z Is Defining Digital Banking.FinTech Is Listening.

Sykes

From streaming to sharing, those between the ages 18 to 24 expect seamless connectivity — and their finances are no exception. The banking industry has shifted servicing dramatically from its beginnings as a brick-and-mortar stalwart to become far more digitally flexible. But what about Gen Z looking to open accounts with new banks?

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The State of Customer Experience in Financial Services: Where Do We Go From Here?

CSM Magazine

Financial services leaders are increasing their focus on digital-first initiatives to optimize the customer experience and increase retention and loyalty – a trend that emerged out of pandemic necessity and became a preference that is here to stay. Optimizing Digital-First Customer Engagement.

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Gen Z Is Defining Digital Banking.FinTech Is Listening.

Sykes

From streaming to sharing, those between the ages 18 to 24 expect seamless connectivity — and their finances are no exception. The banking industry has shifted servicing dramatically from its beginnings as a brick-and-mortar stalwart to become far more digitally flexible. But what about Gen Z looking to open accounts with new banks?

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