Event Summary
Across the world, mobile banking (m-banking) is shaking up the consumer financial services industry,
offering strong customer reach and interactivity coupled with significantly lower distribution and sales costs.
There were over 150 m-banking roll-outs in 2008, with many more to come in 2009 and beyond, according
to research by Retail Banker International. The widespread use of open browser-based mobile platforms
as opposed to closed proprietary ones means that the implementation process is significantly easier, and
many banks are now seeing real earnings benefits from their m-banking channels.
The 2009 Retail Banking Forum is currently being rescheduled for later in the year.Contact us if you'd like more information. In the meantime, VRL provides a wealth of other information about mobile banking and the retail banking sector.
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Industry news: Retail Banker International
A must-have publication for today’s senior banking executives, Retail Banker International was first published in 1981 and today is the market’s leading independent title focused on international retail banking and consumer financial services. Published 20 times a year, the journal delivers ground-breaking proprietary research into the global retail, financial services industry and focuses on seven key areas: innovation, marketing, results analysis, M&As, distribution channels, technology, regulation and legislation.
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