The key areas of digital transformation in banking for 2022

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What to read today: The Banking CMO Report: Today's banking CMOs are redefining their role as digital becomes the default banking channel for customers. With CMOs being responsible for customer retention as well as acquisition, they are seeking to exert influence over more stages of the customer journey. In this report, we synthesize exclusive interviews with 10 CMOs at some of the largest and most innovative banks, credit unions, and neobanks in the US and Canada. We provide insights into how CMOs define their roles and responsibilities; how trends are shaping their strategic priorities; and how a changing consumer and competitive environment is changing the CMO role more fundamentally..
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January 8, 2022
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Accelerating digital transformation in banking in 2022 will continue industry upheaval
Insider Intelligence's Banking Trends to Watch in 2022 report identifies three key areas of digital transformation that will further upend the banking industry in the new year.

Big tech companies have used embedded finance, via payments, as an "on-ramp" to financial services. This entryway lets non-financial companies roll out financial products and services to their own customers.

Meanwhile, hyper-personalization is gaining traction in banking and wealth management. This includes the emergence of FIs like Daylight, which caters to LGBT customers and incumbents operating AI-powered services to give bespoke experiences to their customers.

Finally, Western consumers are getting closer to amassing super apps, which are digital platforms that conveniently bundle a wide range of services.

Insider Intelligence's Tom Auchterlonie has the full story.
BRIEFING HIGHLIGHTS
Multi-bank blockchains catch on with smaller US players, portending CX boost for payments
Smaller US banks are striking deals to join multi-bank blockchains to speed up funds transfers, per American Banker, which notes that the trend marks a renewed push after a previous effort faltered five years ago.
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Funding poured in for African payment startups in 2021—signaling momentum in the region
The funding spotlight turned toward Africa in 2021 as tech startups broke funding records, raising $5 billion across the continent, per TechCrunch.
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Central banks look to quell crypto's influence over the money supply
The Bank of Mexico intends to launch a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) within the next two years, according to American Banker.
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Bring it on, 2022: Fintechs brace for trends that will make or break them
Insider Intelligence's Fintech Trends to Watch in 2022 report has identified the top factors that will reshape industry dynamics in 2022.
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BNPL, super apps, and other key trends we're keeping an eye on in 2022
We've made four payment predictions for 2022 that highlight the biggest trends we kept a close eye on last year.
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Fed report highlights major consumer payment shifts in 2020
The Federal Reserve released its annual US payments study examining transaction trends in 2019 and 2020.
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Anda rewards program offers Hispanic users an easy onramp to crypto
Assembled Financial, a subsidiary of Assembled Brands, created Anda, a California-based digital-only bank that targets Hispanic consumers and promotes a cryptocurrency-centered rewards program.
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Ribbit Capital's $1.15B pot indicates fintech funding will soar through 2022
Fintech-focused venture capital firm Ribbit Capital raised its seventh fund to the tune of $1.15 billion, far exceeding its $750 million target and more than doubling its January 2020 haul.
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What an influx of holiday borrowers means for payment providers
About 36% of US consumers incurred debt during the 2021 holiday season, averaging $1,249, per a LendingTree survey.
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Convenience rules as a reason consumers keep checking accounts for years
In spite of a wide variety of banking options, US consumers have kept the same checking account for an average of over 17 years, and retained their primary savings account for nearly as long, per a new survey from Bankrate.
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RESEARCH IN FOCUS
The Banking CMO Report
Today's banking CMOs are redefining their role as digital becomes the default banking channel for customers. With CMOs being responsible for customer retention as well as acquisition, they are seeking to exert influence over more stages of the customer journey. In this report, we synthesize exclusive interviews with 10 CMOs at some of the largest and most innovative banks, credit unions, and neobanks in the US and Canada. We provide insights into how CMOs define their roles and responsibilities; how trends are shaping their strategic priorities; and how a changing consumer and competitive environment is changing the CMO role more fundamentally.
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UK Mobile Banking Emerging Features Benchmark 2021
This third annual study, weighted based on responses to a consumer survey, is an exclusive benchmark that ranks the 10 largest UK banks and building societies by assets according to their innovative mobile banking capabilities. We include research on the availability of 41 mobile features, selected based on their propensity to set financial institutions apart, as well as data on consumer demand for each of these features. In this report, we used a dedicated survey of 1,134 UK adult mobile banking users to identify the features that those consumers demand, highlighting features that the largest UK FIs deployed and the mobile functionalities that respondents valued most.
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Banque Nationale Mobile App Spotlight 2021
The ranks of new smartphone banking users in Canada will slow to a trickle in 2021, forcing financial institutions (FIs) to enhance their offerings on the primary user acquisition battlefront that is their mobile apps. This report focuses on the Banque Nationale-specific findings from our inaugural Canada Mobile Banking Emerging Features Benchmark Study, which scores the seven largest FIs based on their support of 42 advanced mobile banking emerging features. It focuses on the top features that Banque Nationale does not yet offer across the six key categories.
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