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AI in Financial CX: The Future of Banking Experiences

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The financial sector is at the forefront of a significant transformation, driven largely by the buzzword of the decade: artificial intelligence. AI’s ability to analyze and interpret vast data sets is redefining how financial institutions interact with their customers, offering more personalized, efficient, and secure services.

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How Prepared Are Financial Firms Feeling for Consumer Duty?

InMoment XI

In our recent virtual panel discussion, we explored how different financial firms are embracing the Consumer Duty Act and identified areas where most of their resources have been designated.

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How Voice of Customer (VoC) Programs Revolutionize Compliance in Financial Services

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The Australian financial services industry operates in a tightly regulated environment, with a myriad of compliance obligations that must be met. RG 271 specifies that financial firms, including AFSLs, must have a fully functional internal dispute resolution (IDR) system in place.

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At a Glance: 3 Employee & Customer Experience Program Use Cases for Financial Services Brands

InMoment XI

Financial services brands know that customers take their money seriously, so many of them leverage employee and customer experience programs to understand what their customers need, then create experiences that build trusting, positive customer/brand relationships. One retail financial services firm struggled to retain its members.

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Customer Experience Management: Optimizing Your Strategy for Financial Success

Speaker: Diane Magers, Founder and Chief Experience Officer at Experience Catalysts

In the world of business, connecting the dots from experience to financial impact is an essential skill. Transforming customer engagement, Voice of Customer (VoC) insights, and Journey Maps into tangible financial outcomes poses a significant challenge for most organizations. Register today!

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Why are We Still Talking About CX in Financial Services?

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The past few years have witnessed a substantial increase in attention and investment in customer experience (CX) across various industries, including the financial services sector. But some important questions arise: How relevant is CX to modern financial services? How Do You Keep Focused on Supporting and Engaging Customers?

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Guest blog: 5 Customer Experience Trends for Financial Institutions in 2023

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To drive business, attract new clients, and retain existing ones, financial institutions must invest in improving their customer experience. This is why it’s so important for financial institutions to know the trends and expectations their existing and potential customers have regarding the customer experience.

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How New Customer Experience Technology Can Generate Massive ROI

Speaker: Elissa Riddell, Justin Knowles, Melissa Maki, Ami Iceman-Haueter

Many banks and credit unions are rethinking their digital and in-person engagement strategy for 2022. Creating a digital first experience, complemented by in-person engagements where needed, is the name of the game for financial institutions in 2022. Improving engagement leads to higher loyalty and higher share of wallet.

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Research Report: The State of Community Management

Online communities provide a wealth of benefits for organizations; they impact a variety of customer activities, boost engagement, and provide a range of transformative business services. Customer Communities Elevate the Customer Experience.

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The Health of the Contact Center: Are You Ready for 2019?

This report is a must-read for contact center leaders preparing to engage agents and improve customer experience in 2019. A survey of 1,000 contact center professionals reveals what it takes to improve agent well-being in a customer-centric era.