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Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 4 episodes
This episode explores a deep passion for community banking and the role it has played in sustaining local economies for decades. As fintech companies and modern financial service providers continue to reshape the industry, community banks are facing a critical question: how do they stay relevant in today’s rapidly evolving landscape? We break down the challenges they face and explore the strategic approaches needed to adapt, compete, and continue serving their communities in a changing financial world.
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Community Banks and Remaining Relevant
<p>The episode focuses on the human side of community banking and the importance of having "BUY-IN" from the humans who will be responsible for implementing AI in the bank.</p>
Community Banks and Remaining Relevant
The episode focuses on the human side of community banking and the importance of having "BUY-IN" from the humans who will be responsible for implementing AI in the bank.
Community Banks and Remaining Relevant
This episode discusses the future of community banking in Oklahoma specifically and generally throughout the Midwest. It focuses on the changing financial services business, and they advent of competition from Finex and Neil Banks using artificial intelligence. The point is making sure community banks stay relevant in the financial services business as it has involved today.
Community Banks and Remaining Relevant
<p>This episode discusses the future of community banking in Oklahoma specifically and generally throughout the Midwest. It focuses on the changing financial services business, and they advent of competition from Finex and Neil Banks using artificial intelligence. The point is making sure community banks stay relevant in the financial services business as it has involved today.</p>
Community Banks and Remaining Relevant
<p>In this episode of The Relevance Advantage, host Roger Beverage explore the rapidly shifting landscape of community banking in the age of AI, automation, and digital-first financial platforms. Drawing on over four decades of experience as a banker, regulator, attorney, and industry advocate, Roger shares his journey from small-town Nebraska to leading banking associations and later founding Beverage and Associates LLC.<br /></p><p>He discusses the growing threat posed by fintechs and neo-banks like Venmo, Chime, and PayPal, and why community banks must urgently adapt to remain relevant. The conversation highlights the real-world impact of bank closures, the...
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