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We have good news. BaZing just got even better! We’re bringing the BaZing app into 2020 with a refreshed and…
NASHVILLE, Tenn., September 5, 2019– StrategyCorps, the industry-leading provider of consumer checking analytical and mobile reward solutions, today announced that Bryan Clagett will join the company’s leadership team as Director, Strategic Initiatives.
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By Mike Branton Forty percent of retail checking relationships are unprofitable, so crafting retail checking accounts that deepen customer relationships,…
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The speculation around Amazon’s potential entrance into banking has only heightened, thanks to the recent reports of Amazon being in talks with big banks like JPMorgan Chase and Capital One. While it’s unlikely that Amazon actually plans to become a bank itself, these types of partnerships further reveal that getting in on the banking action is moving up on its “take over the world” to-do list.
Amazon Prime, Video, Music, Fresh, Alexa—all loved by many, but would consumers also care for an Amazon checking account? One recent survey says that, yes, a subscription based, value-added checking account is the best thing since free two-day shipping.
In a recent study by Ron Shevlin of Cornerstone Advisors, commissioned by StrategyCorps, consumers are asked about their interest in a hypothetical Amazon-offered checking account bundle, and the results reveal a meaningful lesson to banks and credit unions – consumers are willing to pay for value in banking products.
In a recent study by Ron Shevlin of Cornerstone Advisors, commissioned by StrategyCorps, consumers are asked about their interest in a hypothetical Amazon-offered checking account bundle, and the results reveal a meaningful lesson to banks and credit unions – consumers are willing to pay for value in banking products.
“Companies like Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Starbucks are changing the way that customers expect things to work in the mobile world.”
Don’t miss Dave DeFazio’s upcoming presentation at the WBA Bank Executives Conference, plus get a preview from Wisconsin Banker’s recent article on defining disruption in the banking industry.