Bank failures, rising interest rates, and a tumultuous macroeconomic environment have prompted significant deposit outflows, especially at U.S. regional and community banks. The push-pull of inflation, rising rates, and a challenging macroeconomic environment have also influenced the behavior of treasury management and lending customers, all leading to an operating environment that looks significantly different from one year ago.
This report uses data from a Q2 2023 Datos Insights survey of its Corporate Banking Executive Council Members. It offers insights into how large and midsize banks are handling the current environment, wherein corporate investment and deposit acquisition strategies have shifted, and how technology will be leveraged to attract new deposits.
Clients of Datos Insights’ Commercial Banking & Payments service can download this report.
About the Author

Enrico Camerinelli
Enrico Camerinelli is a Strategic Advisor at Datos Insights specializing in commercial banking, cash and trade finance, and payments. Based in Milan, he brings a strong European focus to the Commercial Banking practice at Datos Insights. Enrico has been widely quoted by publications ranging from American Banker to the Financial Times. He has contributed editorial content to publications such as Supply Chain Europe,...
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Christine Barry
Christine Barry serves as the head of Banking & Payments, Insights & Advisory, focusing on the strategies and technology implementations of global banks of all sizes. Her recent research has addressed global cash management trends and technologies, capturing the valuable small-business customer, bank priorities for treasury onboarding, and the drivers of global core banking system replacement. She also leads Datos Insights’s Corporate...