UK Mid Caps – Investment Ideas Not To Be Overlooked

It took ten years for customers to shift from branches to digital channels. Industry estimates suggest, it will take half as much time, for fifty percent of banking transactions to move from bank-owned channels to third-party channels – thanks to open banking, which is a key trend reshaping the banking industry.Combining this big industry shift with eleven other key trends, one can be fully certain that our industry will reset itself forever! This research report deliberates on the 12 trends that are set to re-shape banking in 2019 and beyond.

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In today’s stringent regulatory environment, successfully navigating the ever-changing landscape of compliance obligations is a daunting task imposed on previously monotonous corners of the market. Along with Dodd-Frank came increased requirements for investing in municipal securities as ratings alone are no longer sufficient for evaluating creditworthiness. Rather, banks and other fiduciaries must formulate their own risk assessment process for the securities they hold demonstrating that their due diligence is a function of the security’s credit quality, the complexity of the structure, and the size of the investment.

Whether you call it embedded finance, payments as a service, or contextual finance they all represent the same thing. There is a shift in the way customers are consuming their financial services, with customers moving to channels banks don’t own. Meanwhile corporates are moving to points of contact that banks don’t own to buy their banking products and services.