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Mortgages via in-branch video a hit in U.K.

Mortgages via in-branch video a hit in U.K.

Mutual’s success using remote experts hinges on the experience
Do millennials need banks after all?

Do millennials need banks after all?

Maybe the secret is not expecting a déjà vu generation
Mobile banking requires focus

Mobile banking requires focus

Banks must offer simple, impediment-free navigation and ability to buy online
From the reporter's notebook: During a recent fashion hackathon designed to marry wearable payment methods and style, Team 3 labored against the clock to devise a funky pair of sunglasses that could also be used to make payments.

Paying with shoes, sunglasses, and handshakes

MasterCard’s fashion hackathon stretches wearables concepts
Smaller banks not committed to online credit

Smaller banks not committed to online credit

Early experience still taints attitudes toward online applications
Putting social media to work for you

Putting social media to work for you

Banks tap it to educate, enlighten, and—ultimately—engage. (But beware of risks)
Over half the bank app users surveyed still use tellers from time to time, new research unveilled at ABA's National Conference for Community Bankers indicates.

Who’s using bank apps? And why and how?

2016 survey data cause for hope—and concern
Atom tells prospects: “We’ll bring banking to you, and we’ll be looking out for your best interests. Sound unfamiliar?”

Atom Bank, UK's cheeky chartered app



Shape of things to come this side of the pond?
SNL Financial is the premier provider of breaking news, financial data, and expert analysis on business sectors critical to the global economy. This article originally appeared on the subscriber side of SNL Financial's website.

Why branches still change hands

SNL Report: Branch deals about core deposits and lending profitability—not buildings
ValueWeb: How Fintech Firms Are Using Bitcoin Blockchain And Mobile Technologies To Create the Internet Of Value. By Chris Skinner. Marshall Cavendish International. 400 pages. (Forthcoming book)

Beyond simple disruption

Book Review: Chris Skinner argues that bank evolution has begun, and that winners are those who can metamorphosize
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