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| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Innovation Readiness Playbook⢠|
| NEW DATA: Why 80 Percent Of FIs Struggle To Innovate Like Top Performers Credit unions donât have a reputation as innovators, but they are well ahead of their competition â at least the ones with under $5B in assets. Data inside the new Innovation Readiness Playbook reveals 13.5 percent of CUs rank as top performers when it comes to FI innovation, nearly twice the percentage of commercial banks and five times the percentage of community banks. Find 190-plus data points on how community banks, commercial banks and credit unions compare to top innovators, inside the Playbook. |
| Amazon, Walmart And Recording Artist Pitbull: The Big Names With New Blockchain Projects This weekâs rundown of the latest news in blockchain comes from some of the biggest names on the market, including Amazon, Walmart and even Grammy-winning recording artist Pitbull. Also making an appearance in this weekâs Blockchain Tracker are players interested in wielding blockchain for regulatory purposes related to GDPR compliance and corporate finance. |
| | Corporate Banking | | Overcoming Legacy Tech For Better Bank-FinTech Collaboration Banks are in a delicate balance of competition and collaboration with FinTechs, and improving the end-user experience is a key driver of this environment â especially when it comes to small businesses. But Adam Nanjee, SVP of Digital Banking at Zafin, says thereâs more to this trend, with everything from interest rate hikes to open banking initiatives imposing new challenges on FIs and their FinTech partnership strategies. |
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