Alkami Releases the 2024 Strategies and Budgeting Playbook for Financial Institutions
- Financial institutions can leverage industry challenges and volatility to embrace new priorities and technologies for a more dynamic approach to gaining market share.
- The playbook outlines specific strategies and critical budget items for financial institutions to prioritize.
- Alkami is committed to providing research and experience-backed insights to drive strategies for regional and community financial institutions.
- The economic outlook continues to be uncertain, potentially impacting households' banking decisions.
- Protecting account holder data while safeguarding financial institutions' ecosystems is an increasingly uphill battle.
- Gen Z customers are difficult for financial institutions to fully acquire, as they are less likely to be loyal and prefer to cherry-pick solutions.
Research-driven insights lay the groundwork for banks and credit unions to gain competitive standing in year ahead
"This playbook differentiates itself from others by presenting accessible and practical advice, serving as a toolkit and decoder for financial institutions looking to navigate shifting industry challenges," said Ron Shevlin, chief research officer, Cornerstone Advisors, senior contributor at Forbes and 2024 Playbook contributor.
According to the 2024 Playbook, the radical transformation that the banking industry has undergone in recent years will only accelerate. Financial institutions also face a number of pressing challenges in 2024, outlined in the playbook. The economic outlook continues to be uncertain, impacting households across income levels and potentially affecting their banking decisions. Protecting account holder data while safeguarding financial institutions' ecosystems is also an increasingly uphill battle, particularly as fraud targeting payment systems becomes more sophisticated. At the same time, the Generation Z (Gen Z) customer base continues to be difficult for financial institutions to fully acquire, as Gen Z is less likely to be loyal to a financial institution, instead preferring to cherry-pick solutions.
In the face of these industry challenges and ongoing volatility, Alkami's 2024 Playbook suggests that, rather than being a hindrance to growth, these realities can be leveraged by financial institutions to embrace new priorities and technologies for a more dynamic approach to gaining market share. The playbook outlines specific strategies for financial institutions to get the most out of the innovation happening across the ecosystem today, as well as critical budget items to prioritize.
"Alkami is committed to providing research and experience-backed insights that can drive strategies for regional and community financial institutions. Our clients are important to those they serve, providing competitive access to financial services, while adapting to the economic landscape to vie for market share," said Alex Shootman, chief executive officer at Alkami. "As financial leaders formulate an execution plan for 2024, this playbook provides a critical view into the market factors and opportunities to embrace change that will position financial institutions for success with a growth-oriented banking philosophy."
To access the Alkami 2024 Playbook, visit https://alkami.digitalbanking.solutions/2024-playbook-strategies-and-technologies.
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