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They鈥檙e saving in accounts at bigger banks and avoiding other high-yield options. It鈥檚 not clear if that鈥檚 brand loyalty or inertia.

Fintechs are better off cutting costs and scaling back expansion plans until the finance climate improves.

Now that's changing with the likes of the chimes and Navarros and these sort of neobanks who have done a good job of bringing in third parties, but the traditional community financial institutions will really have to start amping up their digital game to start delivering those kinds of third party services to really benefit from this. Rob Rubin (16:46):.

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Embedded finance fintechs and those with disruptive potential are still attracting investment despite the funding decline.

The government hopes sweeping changes for Britain's banks will give the sector a lift. But it could expose lenders to more risk.

It's already gotten that started by transitioning it's branded prepaid cards into essentially neobank checking accounts. So it's got a lot going on there. And it does have Walmart Pay, which it may not be used to the extent that Apple Pay is used, but I think you do have some Walmart Pay loyalists that have bought into Walmart Pay. It's not just dead on arrival.

Do you see, with all these issues with traditional banks, do you see any of these brands moving to a neobank or a digital bank as maybe an alternative? Jeremy Goldman:. I think that it's a really interesting question. I think the answer is probably people are going to look at that as one of many different places where they can park their revenues.

If you're a financial institution, if you're a neobank, or if you're a large money center bank, or if you are an emerging micro lender, make sure that every touch is personalized, relevant, and timely. And that goes a long way to fostering in and generating trust. Rob Rubin:.