Web 2.0? (Virtual Banking)
- Date:April 13, 2008
- Author(s):
- Mercator Research
- Research Topic(s):
- Digital Banking
- PAID CONTENT
Overview
If banks are serious about attracting, acquiring and retaining relationships with Generation Y, they need to jump at developing Web 2.0 business strategies. In the following decade, GenY (born 1978-1989) will all have entered the workforce and by 2017, Javelin Research and Strategy estimates the group's income will reach $3.48 trillion dollars. At that point, GenY will be the banking's most sought after customers and they will not only be retail customers of the bank, they will also be its small business and business banking customers.
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