#CUFuture
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What will financial services look like in the coming decades? And where will credit unions fit into the landscape? In the January 2018 issue of CUNA’s Credit Union Magazine, a cross-section of industry thought leaders were asked to weigh in on what the future holds for credit unions. |
THE EXPERTS
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Emerging technologies
Digital, mobile, and instant
A vein of optimism
Kill a stupid rule
Fail forward
Data and digital drive the future |
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Among other initiatives, credit unions will launch elevated versions of digital banking, says Symitar’s Ted Bilke.
Respond to the marketplace, Louisiana Federal Credit Union’s Mia Perez advises.
Rely on leading indicators to optimize the member experience of the future, Support EXP's Rhonda Sheets advises.
‘We will see friction taken out of the experience, making it easier for members,’ says PSCU’s Denise Stevens.
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Yet nearly half of Hispanics remain unbanked or underbanked, notes Coopera’s Miriam De Dios Woodward.
Most transactions will be executed by new technologies, according to Fiserv’s Vincent Brennan.
Find the right partners and develop common solutions that put members’ interests first, CU Direct’s Tony Boutelle says.
The power of collaboration will ensure our success, Trellance’s Lou Grilli says.
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