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Why Financial Innovation Risks Leaving the Customer Behind
Financial institutions are investing heavily in compliance at the expense of customer experience, risking relevance in a digital-first world. With outdated legacy systems and growing friction in user journeys, the industry must rebalance priorities to deliver on fintech’s original promise of smarter, more human-centered banking.
May 29, 2025

Alessia Falsarone, Non Executive Director, IUKL Loans Ltd
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- Financial institutions are diverting a significant share of IT budgets toward compliance, reducing focus on customer experience and innovation.
- Legacy systems are the primary barrier to digital transformation, slowing processes and preventing seamless customer interactions.
- Poor digital experiences are driving customer churn, with 70% willing to switch providers after a frustrating interaction.
- To stay relevant, financial firms must modernize their tech stacks and streamline compliance without sacrificing user experience.

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