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What's Going On
In Banking 2022
A "revenue recession" has been building in the U.S. on three fronts:
- The payments displacement effect
- The coming mortgage revenue drop
- The overdraft fee free-fall
Some banks and credit unions 'get it.' Among banks, the gap between those most concerned with costs/expenses versus non-interest income has closed over the past few years. Among credit unions, non-interest income has been cited as a concern by more execs than those citing expenses. For both types of institutions, this is a big shift from 2020.
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Key study highlights include:
- The ability to attract qualified talent in 2022 is the top concern for both banks and credit unions.
- While three in 10 banks and a quarter of credit unions plan to implement real-time payments in 2022, 37% of banks and 42% of credit unions haven’t determined their RTP strategy.
- Roughly one in 10 surveyed financial institutions plans to launch cryptocurrency investing/trading services in 2022. Currently, just 1% of banks and no credit unions offer the service.
- Nearly half of bank and credit union executives see fintech and big tech companies as significant competitive threats in the year ahead.
- More than half of banks and nearly two-thirds of credit unions see an improved environment for M&A deals in 2022 over 2021.