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CU2116
The Forces Shaping the Banking Industry
Date
October 20, 2021
$49
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2021 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Credit Unions
While there are many forces shaping today's banking industry, there are three that credit union executives need to understand and act upon today: 1) the diminishing role of the checking account; 2) how challenger banks are winning new customers; and 3) the emergence of embedded finance and embedded Fintech.
Learning Objectives
- Assess how consumer behavior is changing
- Recognize the new competencies credit unions must buil
Speaker
Managing Director, Fintech Research, Cornerstone Advisors
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