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To create personalized experiences that attract and retain customers, bank employees need to work efficiently and focus on high-value interactions. Dive into our white paper and learn how banks can leverage artificial intelligence right now to help their employees be their best and create experiences their customers will love. -Build predictive, needs-based customer journeys -Implement strategies to drive sales productivity -Design smart, self-service customer communities

Top performing organizations mitigate risk by continuously updating forecasts to better reflect current business conditions, resulting in what’s known as a rolling forecast. Financial institutions who use rolling forecasts can improve accuracy, manage risk, and optimize decision making. Download to learn why successful banks and credit unions use rolling forecasts and five components of accurate rolling forecasts.

Read this white paper to learn how continuous digital trust can help transform online and mobile banking by improving security, simplifying user experience, and defeating fraud in real-time. Find out more about critical components of a trusted digital platform: Trusted Users Trusted Devices Trusted Apps Trusted Transactions Trusted Communication Channel Trusted Behavior

Financial services marketers are trying to segment and personalize their messaging as much as possible. Nowhere is this more evident than with generational marketing. But what if the two largest generations — Millennials and Baby Boomers — aren’t all that different? How does that impact messaging? Two industry experts offer their views in this must-read article.

As much as 30 percent of banking revenues will be at risk by 2020 due to new trends and new competitors. Financial institutions that want to increase profitability and improve retention must remain top of mind, become an invaluable daily resource, and achieve primary financial institution (PFI) status with the most affluent generation in history, baby boomers.

Baby Boomers may see retirement on the horizon, but they show no signs of slowing down. As the generation that holds the greatest wealth, Baby Boomers are actively borrowing, spending and investing, making them attractive and potentially lucrative to banks. What are the unique credit needs of Baby Boomers and how can banks stay relevant and competitive with Boomers, increasing customer engagement and gaining wallet share?

How well are financial institutions meeting the needs of their small business customers when it comes to digital banking solutions? This white paper, based on The ath Power Small Business Digital Banking Study™, offers valuable insight into areas where institutions can differentiate themselves by offering small-business-specific features and guidance.

Unlike their predecessors, Gen Z experienced the Great Recession in their formative years, witnessing the difficulties it posed for their parents and older siblings. This second-hand perspective has given them unique expectations of financial institutions. Coupled with the fact that Gen Z will account for 30 percent of the population by 2020, it’s imperative that financial institutions are prepared to meet their needs — now.