#4. Organizational Structures and KPIs May Prevent Banks from Being Customer-Centric

What is holding banks back from being customer-centric? Turns out, the problem might be with outdated organizational structures, management models, and performance measures. Michael Ruckman and John Berry continue their discussion on the effects of Coronavirus on the banking industry and the possibility for banks to be customer-centric.

Non-profit organization created in 1971 by leading European banks, Efma has extended its borders in 2012 and is now the preferred network of over 3,300 bank and insurance brands in 130 countries all around the world. Find out more about Efma: www.efma.com

04/27/23
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