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The Road to Customer-Centricity: Driving Success in Tomorrow's Banking Business

Overview Consolidation in the U.S. financial services industry has created new opportunities for de novo banks. These banks are uniquely positioned to meet market demand for personalized, customer-oriented banking services. In the face of intense competition, how can a de novo bank drive sustainable growth? In short, it can build a customer-centric financial institution focused on improving the financial lives of its customers. Nowadays, banks are able to interact with their customers more efficiently and easily. Banks can - if they choose to - learn more about their customers and discover what they want. They can even tailor products and services to specific customers and/or segments.

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Publisher	Fiserv	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2006	Downloads	123
Format	White Papers
Topics	Bank Management

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