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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...

The financial services industry is on the brink of disruption, as the use of technology poses a challenge to market players and their existing products and services and associated costs. Thus it is important to revisit one of the oldest industries and re-conceptualize how it will thrive in the future aligning itself to looming social and technologi...

The expansion of embedded payment to new domains and process automation are great opportunities for growth in the Asia-Pacific Real-Time Payment (RTP) Monetization market. Technology advances in online payment and the development of cloud and API-based solutions are transforming the industry and its processing workflows. As a result, businesses wil...

The study covers one of the leading credit and financial management company in the United States. Credit Karma which started its business by offering free credit score and free credit report has moved much beyond and rolled out a series of products to cater to the full stack of the market. In the study, Frost has presented the evolution of Credit K...

Cross-border payments and remittance transaction, even if essential, appear as a commodity for most customers; as a result, the fee structure has to be lowered to not appear as a pain point during the transaction, especially for the digital channel. Moreover, the rapid growth of mobile penetration across the world can be attributed to the growth of...

Global ICT spending reached $2.8 trillion in 2019, registering 3.6% YoY growth. While ICT spending is currently prioritized towards business continuity and solutions to better cope with the pandemic and a post-pandemic business environment, Frost and Sullivan predicts a shift in IT spending patterns, which will lean more towards digital and emergin...

26 Oct 2022  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Mobile Advertising Growth Opportunities

Hyper-personalization of Advertising and Autonomous Ad Network for Transformational Growth

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The rising Internet penetration and ubiquity of smartphones will contribute to the growth of mobile advertising in Asia-Pacific. Mobile advertising services in the region are growing rapidly, as advertisers, media companies, and publishers follow audiences away from traditional TV commercials and desktops. The increased use of next-generation a...

29 Jul 2022  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Mobile Financial Services Growth Opportunities

Disruptive Technologies, Customer Value Chain Compression, and Strategic Partnering are Fueling Growth

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Mobile financial services (MFS) allow customers to access financial services and make financial transactions through mobile applications (apps). The use of mobile apps is playing an important role in the adoption of MFS in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), especially in areas where the mobile penetration rate is high and the population is largely underbanke...

14 Oct 2021  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Southeast Asian Contactless Payment Growth Opportunities, Forecast to 2026

Convenience and Safety Considerations During the Pandemic Drive Use

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The proliferation of COVID-19 has factored into the growth of contactless payments (made through a mobile device, wearable, or physical or virtual card, with the payee’s device or a merchant’s terminal initiating the transaction) in Southeast Asia. Customers want a safe and convenient way to do face-to-face transactions. Regulations and other gover...