Digital technologies are disrupting branch banking around the globe. Foot traffic is falling, and savvy branch executives are testing bold new strategies for branch transformation. 
 
In the 2018 Global Branch Innovation Brief, you will get a glimpse behind the curtain at four innovative banks and how they are aiming to disrupt the traditional branch, as well as a report on the major threats banks are facing from tech firms like Amazon.  
 
Topics include:
Offering More than an ATM
While bank branches are rapidly closing, Lloyds Bank is going against the grain of traditional British Banks, having just spent several million pounds opening a huge new Halifax branch near Oxford Street in central London.
Working with Less Space
With over 1,100 branches in operation, Citizens is now in year two of a ten-year plan not to reduce its overall number of branches, but to reduce the square footage of each branch to do more with less space.
Creating a Community
When is a branch not a branch? When it's a bowling alley, of course. The UK's Virgin Money has totally reinvented the branch concept, turning its Virgin Money Lounges into community locations where customers can go to relax, unwind, and even work on their arm swing.
Are Robots the Future?
When is a branch not a branch? When it's a bowling alley, of course. The UK's Virgin Money has totally reinvented the branch concept, turning its Virgin Money Lounges into community locations where customers can go to relax, unwind, and even work on their arm swing.
Facing Threats from Tech Giants
Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon have the power and potential to seriously disrupt the banking sector, and bank executives around the globe are becoming increasingly concerned and obsessed with the threats they pose.
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