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Yes, nearly all of us are in agreement that paying for stuff with your mobile is pretty cool and mighty convenient. But how does your credit union benefit from mobile purchases in a retail environment? What does it say about your credit union when you can integrate with new tech solutions that enable mobile payments -- especially in the retail environment? And how will it influence your members' buying behavior? To answer these questions and more, we invited Loop's VP of Marketing Greg Ewald on the show to display his company's latest mobile payments solution and how it can benefit your credit union. Loop's technology now allows consumers to pay just about anywhere with their mobile -- which can be quite the value add to your credit union's card offering. Once you start using Loop's app, you'll be hooked -- which means your members will be hooked using your credit union's cards. Sounds like a good deal. Check out our chat with Mr. Ewald and let us know your thoughts on how this tech will change your credit union. Enjoy! Visit: www.looppay.com Short on time? Watch our trailer below... #286: Why looking outside the industry is beneficial for CU success with CU Times' Sarah Cooke....6/23/2014
More often these days credit unions are mentioned in the mainstream media and other non-CU verticals. For instance, Navy Federal Credit Union's success on Facebook (featured on CUbroadcast) was featured not only on Facebook but in "Convince & Convert" (see it here) -- an extremely popular business social media/marketing publication from strategist Jay Baer. It's this example and many more that are helping propel credit unions as the prime financial resources they are these days. To get the media's take on this trend, we invited CU Times' Publisher/Editor-in-Chief Sarah Cooke on the show to discuss these mainstream mentions and more. We also touched on Apple opening its TouchID security technology to app developers -- FI app developers in particular, as biometrics, thankfully, take a stronger foothold in financial services. In addition, we talked about Sarah's recent article in CU Water Cooler entitled: "Corporate Social Responsibility: A Critical Tool for Credit Union Viability," as well as the recent industry eruption surrounding risk-based capital from the NCUA. Check it out! Visit: cutimes.com Short on time? Watch the trailer here... Perfect for small businesses looking for a more efficient way to view their financials, Finagraph and its financial intelligence technology seem to be the perfect match -- especially for credit unions with small business members looking for a leg up in this area. To get the details on Finagraph's technology and its presentation at Finovate, we invited the company's Founder and CEO James Walter on the show to provide the inside scoop. Not only is this "at-a-glance" interface ideal for small businesses, it works well for lenders as well. James also provides some added info in this area, too, letting us know its many advantages for credit unions.
Many thanks for James being on the show displaying a really cool and efficient way to view financials for faster operations and service. Check it out! Visit: finagraph.com We're back with more "Breaking Banks" with author, entrepreneur, and talk show host Brett King. In this episode we go for a deeper dive into Brett's new book discussing such topics as Lending 3.0, Bitcoin, branch transformation, and everybody's favorite: payments. Enjoy! Visit: banking4tomorrow.com moven.com Keynote at 2014 CUES Directors Conference Short on time? Watch the trailer below... Always a pleasure having Brett King on the program. His financial technology insight is greatly valued throughout the globe and we were lucky enough to have him on the show for a few minutes so we could pick his brain on today's trends. But before we ventured into the latest FI trends, we discussed Brett's new book: "Breaking Banks: The Innovators, Rogues, and Strategists Rebooting Banking" -- which actually covers most of today's trends. In the part 1 of our chat, Brett discusses why he wrote the book, a quick overview, and then we dive into one his book's topics: "Neo-Banks." Neo-Banks are generally online entities such as Simple (acquired by BBVA), King's Moven, and others. The premise here is the possibility of neo-banks usurping today's traditional financial institution. Brett's delivers in his take here. Many thanks, again, for Brett being on the show -- and stay tuned for part 2 when we take deeper dive into "Breaking Banks" on other FI topics such as Bitcoin, Lending 3.0, payments, branch transformation, and more. Enjoy! Visit: banking4tomorrow.com Breaking Banks Keynote at 2014 CUES Directors Conference Short on time? Watch the trailer below... |
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