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Brief description: The Financial Services Club is a unique service aimed at Senior Executives and Decision Makers from banks, insurance companies, technology firms, consultancies.
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Joined: August 1st, 2011
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The Financial Services Club wrote a new blog post titled Banks designed for humans by geeks
I was going to move away from further debate about branch and omnichannel today, as there’s far more interesting stuff about Google giving payments away for free with Gmail and PayPal doing the same with mobile, but that will have to wait until next week as yesterday’s post created quite a stir. I guess it was the mention of Apple (whose glossy rosy tint has reduced of late). Or maybe it is that core message about designing for humans rather than money. In fact, I did toy with the idea of Banks designed for humans, not geeks as a title, as the techno crowd fall into the same...
(2 days ago)
The Financial Services Club wrote a new blog post titled Things worth reading: 17th May 2013
Things we're reading today include ... Sale of taxpayers' Lloyds stake moves closer as shares nudge 'break-even' RBS to cut 1,400 head office jobs as it plans private sector return Lloyds looks a better horse to back in the bank reprivatisation race HMRC cleared of letting Goldman off £20m in 'sweetheart' deal SocGen's Russia unit CEO charged with bribery, faces seven years Pandit returns to banking via India Jamie Dimon's power struggle is a watershed moment for Wall Street Vatican bank to publish annual report and launch website The great credit card...
(2 days ago)
The Financial Services Club wrote a new blog post titled Banks designed for humans, not money
I was in an interesting debate yesterday about the future of banking, as usual, and the future of branches, yet again. It was all interesting stuff. Then one of the presenters – a design agency that created and designed the Apple stores – talked about designing branches for people, not money. He illustrated this with the concept of the Apple store, which included the Genius Bar, a kid’s area and other perfunctory pieces that critics thought were a waste of time. For example, when the store designs were announced, Bloomberg reported: Jobs thinks he can do a better job than experienced...
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