The banking industry is not known for radical innovation, but in an age when radical innovation is the new normal, banks will have to learn to keep up. In Breaking Banks: The Innovators, Rogues, and Strategists Rebooting Banking, Brett King reveals that new ideas are here to stay, and innovators are determined to change the way money moves. Through interviews with leading industry disruptors at Google, PayPal, UBank, and beyond, King has discovered the depths of new banking.
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Banking executives, financial investors, and entrepreneurs have noticed the rapid pace of change in banking, especially in the wake of the recent global financial crisis. Where are these changes coming from, who is driving them, and where is the industry headed in the next 5, 10, 20 years? Understanding the answers to these questions is an absolute must for anyone involved in the financial sector. The rest of the global economy has undergone massive shifts thanks to new technologies and shifts in consumer mindsets. In the near future, banking will be no exception. Breaking Banks is an inside look at the people and ideas that are leading the industry into a new era.
Just ask yourself, if we were building the banking system today, from scratch with all the technology and knowledge we have, would you end up with Bank branches that require a signature on a piece of paper before issuing you a passbook or a checkbook?
Born in Calcutta, JP read Economics and worked as a financial journalist, before changing careers over three decades ago to enter that strange space where society, technology and banking converge. JP works as Chief Data Officer at a major financial institution, having previously been Chief Scientist and Chief Information Officer at a number of global institutions. He gave a popular TED Talk, Information is Food; he is a popular keynote speaker and is to be found blogging at ConfusedofCalcutta.com.
Smartphone transactions have surpassed branch transactions but banks are still branch-centric in both organization and design. For the foreseeable future, banking will continue to move to digital and the bank tool of choice will be the smartphone, although at some point voice and biometrics will reduce the importance of the phone.
There is a massive upheaval facing the banking industry today as a result of loss of trust, rapid consumer behavioral shift, massive technological change and increasing government scrutiny. It remains a frightening time for those wishing to continue with 'business as usual'. But for those who are prepared to embrace digital, there is a whole new world to capitalize on.
If you deal with banks on a regular basis, if you are work in the industry, if you care about what is going to be happening to your money... then this 'behind the front lines' look at banking with one of the most brilliant minds in the FinTech space is an absolute must for your organization.
Moven is a revolutionary banking app that launched to much acclaim in 2012. This is the story of how near-banks like Moven, Simple, GoBank and others are revolutionizing retail banking on multiple fronts. Brett King tells shares the journey of why Moven decided on a card-less, paper-less, transparent model of banking and how CREDScore, Gamification and the real-time feedback loop is going to change the way we think about banking. As players like Moven continue to achieve what they are aiming for, the way that consumers expect banks to operate has changed forever.
If you were starting from scratch today, building a banking system for the world, a banking system for a single country or geography, or just designing a bank account, would you build it the same way it has evolved today.
Bank 4.0 explores the reasons behind the radical transformation we see in banking today. Big Tech and innovative FinTechs have changed the way banking fits in the daily life of consumers. As a result, incumbent banks are now being forced to adapt to changing customer behavior or risk becoming irrelevant.
The future of banking or the Bank 4.0 era is one where banks are either a part of the technology ecosystem, or they no longer exist. Blockchain, AI, and augmented reality will combine with consumer behavior and psychology to build a world where banking will be instant, smart, and universal.
On top of advice from founders of some of the most successful FinTech startups worldwide, the author adds his view on the future of financing, banking and savings, payments, SMEs, investment, insurance, and data and analytics.
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