Embedded Finance: The Dilemma for Incumbent Banks
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Embedded finance, a dynamic evolution in the banking landscape, seamlessly integrates financial services into non-financial offerings, creating a consolidated value chain of trade and financial services. This transformative concept, facilitated by banking-as-a-service capabilities, redefines how customers access and utilize financial products.
Marketplaces, retail giants, and B2B platforms are key players in embedding financial functionalities into their services, creating a more convenient and efficient buying experience. Examples abound, from Amazon incorporating insurance to IKEA offering in-store financing and platforms like Stripe providing working capital solutions.
The global embedded finance market, predicted to reach $7 trillion by 2032, primarily thrives in payments, lending, and insurance segments. Incumbent banks, while facing competition from marketplaces and fintech, also find an opportunity to tap into new audiences, enhance loyalty, and create additional revenue streams.
To navigate this landscape, banks are urged to go beyond open APIs, by embracing Embedded finance approach. While challenges like regulatory compliance, competition, and operational agility persist, banks can leverage strategic partnerships, ensuring flexibility and a customer-centric focus in the embedded finance space.
In this article, you will discover how banks can seize opportunities in embedded finance domain to expand their boundaries.?
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12 个月Nice article, trending topic. Several innovative banks are fast becoming B2B2C and B2B2B marketplaces... Local example is Pazarama from ??bank... Great example of embedded finance I guess...