SMBs are drowning in a sea of disconnected financial tools, juggling separate platforms for banking, payments, accounting, and lending. Banks can leverage their central and trusted role to help SMB owners run their businesses more efficiently.
Listen to this podcast to learn about U.S. Bank’s Shruti Patel is helping U.S. Bank position itself as the primary re-bundlers of financial services in the post-pandemic era.
In this special series on small banks and FIs, we are exploring how these firms can remain compete with larger FIs, despite of budget and resource constraints.
In our last article in this series we discuss what implementations strategies work best for small FIs, breakdown a full implementation plan, and how executives can manage the culture and hiring piece to fit the evolving technological landscape.
Payoneer is focused on sustained growth by embedding itself deeper into the core operations of the global SMBs and digital-first enterprises it serves.
Chief Product & Technology Officer shares the thinking behind the company's recent product updates and how they align with the company’s goal of becoming core to its clients’ financial infrastructure.
The concept — from ‘banks as destinations’ to ‘banks as infrastructure’ — has transitioned from theory to execution.
Banks are increasingly where you don’t see them, embedded into platforms you already use, providing payments, and even lending in the background of marketplaces, apps, and enterprise systems.
The complexity of the current payment infrastructure is negatively impacting financial institutions ability to compete and expand, meanwhile customers continue to adopt newer and faster payment methods and expect to easy and fast experiences across all their transactions.
In this podcast with FIS and Episode Six we discuss how the firms' partnership can help financial executives navigate legacy system constraints, tackle global payment complexity to expand internationally, and implement progressive modernization without putting careers on the line.
