New FinTech Research- It Must Be The Money (20/20)

In This Episode:

• Steady’s VP of Marketing Tracy Furrier discusses how their product helps “Gig Economy” and part-time workers achieve financial stability
• Accenture’s Tommy Marshall shares the 10 mega-trends driving banking and payments
• Cornerstone’s Ron Shevlin explains why the checking account is losing its status as the core consumer banking product
• Cognizant’s latest research on “the 8 types of money” and consumers’ emotional approach to managing it
• Observations on chatbots and artificial intelligence
• Glen’s thoughts on Money 20/20’s Great Payments Race, which pitted different instrument types against each other on a road trip

Links Related To This Episode:

Part 1 of our Money 20/20 BIGCast: http://www.big-fintech.com/blog/podcast-2017-money-20-20-conference-recap

Accenture’s Payments Mega-Trends report: https://www.accenture.com/us-en/insight-banking-future-payments-ten-trends

The pre-launch website for Startup Pitch winner Steady: www.steadyapp.com or contact info@steadyapp.com

Ron Shevlin’s “Snarketing” blog: https://thefinancialbrand.com/snarketing/

Cognizant’s research on consumers’ emotional approach to money and banking: https://www.cognizant.com/perspectives/how-consumers-feel-about-money-and-why-it-matters

Video coverage of Money 20/20’s Great Payments Race: https://us.money2020.com/payments-race

Glen’s blog coverage of Money 20/20 for CUNA.org:

http://news.cuna.org/articles/113184-artificial-intelligence-tops-money-2020-agenda

http://news.cuna.org/articles/113203-highlights-from-money-2020