Banking

Customized experiences, from personal shoppers, to DIY classes, to investment advice, requires quite a bit of scheduling behind the scenes so customers enjoy a seamless experience.

Branch transformation is at the forefront of retail banking efforts (estimated U.S. banks spent $10B in 2018) making these digital and in-branch conversions. Though much happening behind the scenes, customer-facing technology enhancements are the biggest changes that customers are likely to notice.

Delivering a more personalized experience is even more important as community banking institutions put greater focus on mortgage and lending clients, who account for up to 20 times higher profit than traditional checking or deposit clients.

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Even as the lines between physical and digital channels continue to blur, many banks and credit unions are struggling to prioritize the people and financial resources needed to reach their goals and deliver a truly omnichannel and personalized in-branch experience.

Millennial consumers expect a modern experience when choosing a financial services provider. Whether it’s a bank, credit union, or wealth management advisor, Millennials want to engage when, where and how they want. So how are today’s financial service leaders taking advantage of this opportunity?

Want to create a branch experience that attracts new customers? We asked VPs of banks and credit unions for insights into industry trends and how they're meeting them.

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