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7 KPIs Every Digital Bank Needs to Track (with formulas + examples)

New perspective on stock data through our Morning Briefing. We're excited to introduce a new format of our Morning Briefing. Thanks to your valuable feedback, we've realized the importance of highlighting key discussions and important topics resonating across communications. What's New? Focus on topics: Our Morning Briefings now prominently feature topiocs and events, right on the first page. Banking Sector Insight: With a special focus on the banking industry, this format offers critical insights, especially useful in times of financial uncertainties. Why It Matters? Considering the European Central Bank's current stance, this enhancement couldn't be more timely. You can dive into the details with this edition, showcasing the top buzz of commercial banks across Europe, key events, and market sentiment analysis. ➡ ️ Swipe through our slideshow below

Discover why banks need more than one playbook to catch the next wave of growth. Join Geoffrey Moore as he delves into the necessity for banks to embrace digital transformation. Dive into the insights here: https://hubs.ly/Q02vlh230 #Zeta #NextGenProcessing #DigitalTransformation

The likely establishment of a digital euro (dEUR) has triggered some anxiety at European banks around the stability of their deposits, high implementation costs, and curtailment of innovation capacity and competitiveness. Join this Scope Group webinar where Sam Theodore will outline his thoughts and answer your questions about digital euro developments as they pertain to European banks. Fears of material deposit flight toward a dEUR are unwarranted and the project in its current shape should be reassuring for banks regarding funding stability. Banks should be focusing instead more on profitability and business model-related challenges. Keith Mullin Marco Troiano, CFA Giacomo Barisone, PhD #financialinstitutions https://lnkd.in/ejWQftxT

New perspective on stock data through our Morning Briefing. We're excited to introduce a new format of our Morning Briefing. Thanks to your valuable feedback, we've realized the importance of highlighting key discussions and important topics resonating across communications. What's New? Focus on topics: Our Morning Briefings now prominently feature topics and events, right on the first page. Banking Sector Insight: With a special focus on the banking industry, this format offers critical insights, especially useful in times of financial uncertainties. Why It Matters? Considering the European Central Bank's current stance, this enhancement couldn't be more timely. You can dive into the details with this edition, showcasing the top buzz of commercial banks across Europe, key events, and market sentiment analysis. ➡ ️ Swipe through our slideshow below

What is expected for banks and fintechs in 2024? We've selected seven top trends to keep an eye on this year 👀💰 You can find the full content here: https://lnkd.in/dgGcBNJ7  

The constant must be changed in the banking field

Our CEO highlights a critical issue facing the banking industry: legacy systems are hindering banks' ability to be truly customer-centric. This is a key reason why many digital transformation programs fail. Watch the attached video to learn how we can overcome these challenges and set up digital transformation programs for success. #DigitalTransformation #BankingInnovation #CustomerCentric

Legacy systems are preventing banks from becoming customer-centric. This is also the root cause of why many digital transformation programs at banks are not set up correctly. Here’s how to change that:

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