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Picture this: financial institutions (FIs) are shedding their old-school skins and morphing into digital powerhouses, creating platforms, marketplaces, and ecosystems that offer innovative and convenient banking and non-banking products. Meanwhile, non-bank digital platforms act as gateways to banking services. The secret sauce to this transformation? A cloud-native, composable banking platform that bridges the gap between the financial institutions and customers.
The traditional vertically integrated business model of banking is undergoing a significant shift as banks cosy up to fintech partners and embrace open ecosystems. This change is fueled by the need to deliver value, generate revenue, and foster innovation.
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The banking and business market cycles are constantly evolving, and unforeseen events like market crises can catch organisations unprepared. To thrive, FIs need open, real-time systems that handle data, analytics, communication, and transactions with finesse.
Retail banks agree, with over 75% of them finding it harder to attract and retain customers compared to a year ago. As a result, responding quickly to new opportunities has become a top priority. In fact, 57% of surveyed banks consider improving their speed and agility as one of the three most important aspects of their technology strategy.