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The evolution of financial services

The evolution of financial services

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This podcast series brings to life articles on M&A topics in the financial services industry (FSI). It addresses how operating environments for insurers, banks, and other financial services firms are undergoing dramatic change—from shifting regulations to new entrants that disrupt traditional service models and everything in between. Each episode focuses on changes in the industry and what your company should do in response.198293 Economía
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  • Talent engagement in a digital world

    Talent engagement in a digital world
    Oct 12 2017

    Effective talent management has become increasing complex with three overlapping groups of employees in the workforce—Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, and millennials—and another waiting in the wings (Generation Z). As the workforce evolves, a renewed focus on organizational culture and employee engagement are one of the most powerful levers companies have to attract and retain top talent.
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    10 m
  • Workforce of the future

    Workforce of the future
    Oct 12 2017

    Companies today are witnessing an ever-increasing role of robots in the daily workplace but the question remains whether humans will be fully replaced. These dramatic changes present an opportunity to rethink how to conceive of work by freeing resources from simple tasks and redeploying skills and knowledge to more value-add instances.
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    11 m
  • Five actions major institutions face

    Five actions major institutions face
    Oct 10 2017

    Banks today are struggling to keep their balance as they tackle three major fronts at once: simplifying the business, complying with regulations, and modernizing/differentiating themselves. So what can banks do to tackle these challenges? This episode outlines five things we believe financial institutions can do to succeed in this changing market.
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    8 m
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