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Customer Experience in Financial Services: New Directives and New Technologies

Posted December 16, 2019 | Industry | Leadership | Technology | Amplify
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This article focuses on how new regulations in the financial services industry and innovative technologies enhance customer experience (CX) by making services more efficient, faster, and less expensive. The authors describe new directives — such as the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2), applicable across the European Economic Area — that, together with new technologies such as blockchain, present a window of opportunity for financial services providers. The authors highlight how service providers, armed with information about target customers and with reduced risk of exposure to fraud, can better serve consumers. The authors also show how leveraging blockchain technology and the PSD2 directive can help deliver better CX and value proposition in the financial services industry.

About The Author
Lavlin Agrawal
Lavlin Agrawal is PhD candidate in the Management Science and Systems Department at the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo). His research interests include financial technologies, information security and assurance, healthcare, data analytics, and machine learning. Mr. Agrawal also has expertise in the management of IT projects. He holds several professional licenses and expert-level certifications, including Project Management Professional (… Read More
Pavankumar Mulgund
Pavankumar Mulgund is a Clinical Assistant Professor and PhD candidate in the Management Science and Systems Department at the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo) with more than 12 years’ corporate and consulting experience. His research interests include digital health interventions and their impact on various stakeholders (e.g., patients, providers, payers, and public health organizations), and his expertise includes technology strategy, the… Read More
Raj Sharman
Raj Sharman is a Professor in the Management Science and Systems Department at the University at Buffalo (SUNY Buffalo). His expertise is in the areas of artificial intelligence, patient safety and health IT, information assurance and the use of biologically inspired computer security models, and disaster response management. Dr. Sharman has been published widely in national and international journals and is the recipient of several grants from… Read More
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