Customers are growing more comfortable with technology, and they have new expectations for user experiences and functionality. Feedback on bank treasury management offerings clearly shows that banks must enhance them to align with those needs. Customer expectations are evolving with respect to user experience and reporting, and more sophisticated and robust tools are needed to compete and operate more efficiently.
This report explores where banks fall short of corporate customer expectations and banks’ self-evaluations in key areas. It provides critical data to bank executives and decision-makers to guide their strategies and help prioritize investment decisions. This report primarily uses data from a Q3 2023 Datos Insights survey of 1,037 employees at large and midsize businesses in 11 North American, European, and Asia-Pacific countries (Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Spain, U.K., and the U.S.). Respondents are employed in a range of industries; organizations represented generate annual revenue/turnover of at least US$20 million or equivalent.
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About the Author
Christine Barry
Christine Barry serves as Leader of Strategic Initiatives, Research for Datos Insights. She is also a member of the Commercial Banking and Payments team 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...