Digital capabilities are now taking center stage, as corporates in India accelerate their use of electronic channels. Corporates are again likely to turn to their banking partners to fulfill their needs for innovative and agile trade finance...
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Banks Committing to Customer Experience Prior to Crisis are Thriving
Greenwich Awards
The 2020 Greenwich CX Leaders recognize financial services leaders that have maintained customer relationships and delivered exceptional service during an unprecedented year.
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The Future of Banking: Digital Transformation
Greenwich Report
The COVID-19 crisis is accelerating innovation and spurring a new round of technology investments by wholesale banks. Banks’ effectiveness in targeting their IT spending will help separate winners from losers in the post-COVID marketplace.
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Banking After COVID-19
Greenwich Report
Coalition Greenwich analyzes how the crisis has affected banks and their clients, provides short-term projections for key bank business lines like cash management and trade finance, and explores how institutional servicing and corporate/transaction...
Ensuring Successful IT Transformations in 2020 and Beyond
Greenwich Report
Whether utilizing or taking advantage of cloud technology, artificial intelligence (AI) or process automation, financial services firms are embracing innovation to propel their organizations into the new decade.
2020 Greenwich Leaders: Asian Large Corporate Trade Finance
Greenwich Awards
Greenwich Associates presents the regional list of 2020 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in Asian Large Corporate Trade Finance, and the winners of the 2020 Greenwich Excellence Awards in several important categories.
2020 Greenwich Leaders: European Large Corporate Trade Finance
Greenwich Awards
Greenwich Associates presents the regional list of 2020 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in European Large Corporate Trade Finance and the winners of the 2020 Greenwich Excellence Awards in several important categories.
Amid anticipated shift toward digital, executives are demonstrating traditional preferences for essential bank interactions.