Rise of Big Tech in Banking

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Why are Big Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung becoming a significant threat to traditional retail banks?

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They offer low-friction payment services and capitalize on open banking (PSD2), eroding traditional financial brand loyalty and controlling data.

Banks are advised to embrace partnerships and collaboration with tech firms rather than viewing them solely as outright threats.

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Why are Big Tech companies like Apple, Google, and Samsung becoming a significant threat to traditional retail banks?

Answer

They offer low-friction payment services and capitalize on open banking (PSD2), eroding traditional financial brand loyalty and controlling data.

Additional notes

Banks are advised to embrace partnerships and collaboration with tech firms rather than viewing them solely as outright threats.

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