#4. Could a Crisis be Good for Customer-Centricity?

It sometimes takes a crisis to break away from the old model and see the new model. This crisis may actually help banks to become more customer-centric. Michael Ruckman and Alexey Marey continue their discussion on the Coronavirus Crisis in Russia and how Banks are responding.

04/27/23
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