Financial institutions struggle to meet consumer demand for more payment types, mainly because they lack the proper data science capabilities. This drives suboptimal strategies like layering multiple payment types.
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Generative AI is coming to lending and it is going to happen this year. Lenders who are early movers will have an advantage here. This new white paper from Prodigal shows how.
Findings from AI-powered tax-filing product april’s 2023 customer impact study suggest customers are receptive to a self-guided, mobile-first process.
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Lendbuzz blends its founders’ early experiences with AI to disrupt traditional assessment methods and widen the pool of credit-worthy individuals.
A poorly implemented chatbot will do more harm than good. Avoiding these five pitfalls increases the likelihood of success.
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Community banks have faced increased challenges. Open access to generative AI and a possible open banking ruling may be a game changer.
GenAI has a lot of potential in financial services, but accuracy may be holding it back. Human interaction could help.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) will foster the most change of any technology Ravi Subramanian has seen in his 25 years in finance because it allows visionaries to dream big.
AI occupies executives’ thoughts in many ways, according to the results of Sopra’s third annual Digital Banking Experience Report.
As B2B payment technology catches up to other areas of fintech, TreviPay CEO Brandon Spear said exciting trends are emerging. In late 2023, TreviPay released the B2B Buyers Payments Preference Study. It updates similar research conducted in 2019.