fintech consulting.
May 4, 2023
Speaking to Co-op Solutions’ THINK 23 event, Ron Shevlin, chief research officer with Cornerstone Advisors, said credit unions must change their approach to financial health and wellness.
fintech consulting.
May 4, 2023
Speaking to Co-op Solutions’ THINK 23 event, Ron Shevlin, chief research officer with Cornerstone Advisors, said credit unions must change their approach to financial health and wellness.
banks.
Cards & Payments.
Apr 24, 2023
A study conducted by Cornerstone Advisors found that 13% of banks and credit unions have already deployed real-time payments and that another 30% plan to go live with them in 2023.
banks.
Apr 13, 2023
A new study from Cornerstone Advisors looked at consumers’ attitudes toward social issues and asked how social issues influenced their choice of banks and the relationships they have with financial providers.
credit unions.
Mar 20, 2023
According to a study from Cornerstone Advisors, the typical mid-sized bank has less than 5% of its customer following it on Twitter, which may lead bank management to ignore the social media channel in times of trouble. That’s a risk bank executives shouldn’t ignore.
BankingTech.
Mar 7, 2023
According to Cornerstone’s latest What’s Going On in Banking study, about 125 banks already provide BaaS services, with 50 to 60 in the process of developing a BaaS strategy, and an additional 200 considering a BaaS strategy.
bank technology.
banks.
AI.
CRM.
bank delivery investments.
Feb 21, 2023
A new study from Cornerstone Advisors, What’s Going On In Banking 2023, reveals where banks and credit unions will place their technology bets in this uncertain year.
Cornerstone Advisors.
Feb 15, 2023
Ron Shevlin is one of the banking industry’s most notable experts—and his in-demand insights and quirky sense of humor are gracing the stage at this year’s premier credit union growth strategy conference, Co-op THINK 23.
amazon.
banking.
cloud.
microsoft.
Feb 13, 2023
Dealing with banking regulations is football players playing with their hands tied behind their backs. Treasury’s implied actions would amount to turning the banks’ helmets around backwards.