In a world that is constantly evolving, banks face many challenges: They have to keep pace with the dynamic changes of digital transformation - to avoid being left behind by young FinTech companies with a start-up character. In our denkwerk Talk, we are focussing on the topic of "Tradition meets digital innovation: banks in transition" – and it is precisely in this exciting area of tension that we are moving.
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Moderator Chérine De Bruijn talks to leading experts from the financial sector at our live event: Cornelius Wien (Head of E-Commerce, Digital Banking and Digital Financial Services Sparkasse KölnBonn), Jes Hennig (founder of the innovative FinTech start-up Participayed) and Isabelle Born (Client Service Director denkwerk). Together we discussed in 45 minutes in the denkwerk Talk how the banking world and FinTechs can successfully coexist and benefit from each other.
FinTechs - i.e. neobanks, online payment providers or wealth managers - cover the entire portfolio of traditional banks. What sets them apart is their high degree of customer focus. Access and services are simple, procedures are streamlined and digital processes are fast. But what does this mean for traditional banks? They are caught between tradition and disruption - but this not only creates challenges, but also immense opportunities through digital transformation! Everyone must face up to this task in mutual competition in order to develop further.
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(denkwerk Talk will be held in German.)
Traditional banks must learn to combine their decades of experience and customer loyalty with the new agile and technologically advanced approaches of FinTechs. This is not just about introducing new technologies, but also about a cultural change that enables them to react flexibly to the constantly changing needs of customers.
We want to discuss this in our dialogue with moderator Chérine de Bruijn. Our panellists will provide exciting perspectives.
During the 45-minute discussion, we will address the following questions, among others:
You want the answers? Join our denkwerk Talk (stream via Zoom in German) on 29 August 2024 at 12:30 pm for 45 minutes of concentrated knowledge. The denkwerk Talk will be held in German.
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