Banks look to close the expectation gap with data, real-time infrastructure, and human judgment
From Tearsheet Podcast: Exploring Financial Services Together · 00:33:55
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Customers hold their banks to a standard they learned somewhere else. Brian DuVal, President of North America at Temenos, points to the speed and ease of use they have become accustomed to booking a hotel, renting a car or buying with one-click on Amazon. Yet their banking experiences don’t always measure up. This distance is the subject of “The Banking Expectation Gap: U.S. Consumer Edition,” research commissioned by Temenos. It points to a widening gap between what consumers expect and what many institutions can deliver, particularly in personalization, trust, digital experience, and timely human support. Paul Weiss, Chief Transformation Officer at Regions Bank, doesn’t expect the gap to stop widening on its own. “I don’t see the pace of change that has driven that gap slowing down,” he said. For Dan Massey, Chief Enterprise Operations and Technology Officer at Regions, the starting point is the information banks already hold. “Data is at the heart of that,” he said, referring to helping clients build financial confidence. Closing the gap depends on whether a bank can put that data to work on a client’s behalf. In a recent Tearsheet podcast, Massey, Weiss, and DuVal discussed how this plays out in practice, from core platform investment and AI governance to personalization and payments.
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