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11 Jul 2017  |  North America  |  Market Research

Banking-as-a-Service to Bring Agility and Flexibility to Financial Services, Forecast to 2023

Open Banking Becomes a Key Influencer of Customer Satisfaction and Retention

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Financial services industry has been remarkably disrupted by innovative technologies and new business models to-date. Customers are demanding more customer centric, digital solutions from banks as they are becoming more digitally aware of solutions that are being offered by companies outside financial services. The pace of innovation is rapid in fi...

Highly regarded as a preferred offshore destination for the contact center outsourcing market, the Asia-Pacific region continues to flourish despite a volatile global outlook and currency fluctuations. Excellent service delivery, strong infrastructure, multilingual proficiency, and competitive pricing are some factors that ensure that Asia-Pacific ...

Today, companies globally are challenged by the rapidly shifting market forces including the fast rate of innovation, change in technology landscape, increasing consumerization and changing economic scenarios. Firms are increasingly launching new and disruptive services in the market to differentiate themselves from the rest. On the other hand, end...

Today, companies globally are challenged by the rapidly shifting market forces including the fast rate of innovation, change in technology landscape, increasing consumerization and changing economic scenarios. Firms are increasingly launching new and disruptive services in the market to differentiate themselves from the rest. On the other hand, end...

Unlike other areas in financial services, the insurance market has not been remarkably disrupted by innovative technologies and new business models until now. While the pace of innovation is rapid in financial services, insurance is still a complex and a highly regulated market. However, it appears to be at a point of articulation, as stakeholders ...

The Brazilian and Mexican mobile device management (MDM) market reached $45.8 million in revenue in 2015. The Latin American market is in a nascent phase compared to other regions such as North America and Europe, presenting opportunities for new entrants, investments, mergers and acquisitions (M&As), and for existing integrators to increase their ...