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While they turn to online banking, and given the rise in digital transformation, most customers still value financial advice face-to-face, especially for complex transactions. Accenture’s recent study of financial service consumers show that on average two-thirds of them favour face-to-face interaction with their bank. But, as banks rationalise branch networks,how can they facilitate cost reductions,
Auriga is returning to Branch Transformation 2019, 19-20th November, Park Plaza Riverbankhotel, London. We will be putting our latest self-service solutions through their paces at booth 18, as well as bringing leading experts on branch transformation to the exhibition. There’s also an opportunity to enjoy real Italian coffee from the professional baristas at our coffee
ATMIA Europe 2019 – Stefano Cipollone interviewed by Fintech Finance
Fintech Finance interviewed Auriga’s Business Development Manager, Stefano Cipollone, during the ATMIA Europe ATM & Payments Innovation Summit held in Rome from the 15th to the 17th of October 2019. During the event, Auriga presented its solutions for the next generation of banking, together with the developments in terms of AI and its deployment in
This is part two of our blog series, taking a deep dive into the generations that banks are at risk of neglecting, such as Generation Z. Our second instalment focuses on the over 55s – an important group for banks to ensure they are keeping in mind, especially given the UK’s ageing population. Read on to
The company launches WWS Artificial Intelligence module to support banks in potentiating data, automating internal processes, reducing errors, and speeding up results Auriga, a leading supplier of technological solutions for the omnichannel banking and payments industries, and one of Europe’s original fintech success stories, has announced the launch of its new WWS AI module. An
Auriga will be returning to ATMIA’s annual event, this year taking place in Rome from the 15th to the 17th of October, to present the latest news for #NEXTGENBANK. Poste Italiane, the largest infrastructure services organisation in Italy will be speaking about its investment into advanced ATMs and how it is offering customers greater access
Generation Z – The Next Wave of Customers for Banks
For a decade or more, banks have been targeting the Millennial customer born between 1980 and 1994.
But today Millennials are as likely to be senior managers within many retail banks.
So perhaps attention should shift to the next wave of new customers called Generation Z?
This white paper explores Generation Z, their behaviours, attitudes to banks and finance, and how banks can appeal to them.
This is the first of two-blog series, taking a deep dive into the generations that banks are at risk of neglecting, such as over 55s. Our first instalment focuses on Gen Z, a group of young people that is fast becoming a serious audience. Find out the various characteristics of this generation of digital natives,
How can banks balance digital transformation with IT costs?
Digital transformation can mean huge IT costs. While traditional banks are absolutely right to invest, how can they do it in a way that doesn’t overstretch their budget?
Discover Auriga’s top tips for banks saving money while future-proofing their business.
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