Engaging in digital transformation can prove challenging but intentional disruption of your own products and services can become a winning approach to successful change if businesses determine a suitable strategy. Self-disruption occurs when a business proactively replaces one product or process with another. Forward-thinking incumbents recognise the need to self-disrupt rather than leave this move to competitors, such as Microsoft disrupting their own enterprise software products with Azure Cloud.

Has your company undergone a digital transformation?

Especially in the financial sector, digital transformation is crucial to the survival of businesses. In a nutshell, it is the up-gradation of existing processes or introduction of new ways of carrying out business activities using digital technologies that enhance a customer’s experience, leading to higher conversion rates for the company. 

In banking, this integration of digitisation leads to fundamental changes in how financial institutes operate and deliver value to their customers. 

Moreover, it refers to the process of transforming an organisation into a digital business. It is not just about digitising the existing processes. It is also about the integration of new technologies and a new way of thinking that will help financial institutions to more effectively serve their customers, generate new opportunities for innovation, and stay ahead of the competition.

The main goal of digital transformation is to stay relevant and competitive in a world that has become predominantly digitised and where anything and everything can be done online.

So, what exactly are the benefits that digital transformation can offer those in the local banking and lending sector? We uncover five of these benefits below,

1. Customer Experience
2. Online Trust
3. Efficient Customer Acquisition
4. Personalisation
5. Innovation & Agility

Increasing capital and improving the customer experience have been the focus of banks and credit unions' efforts to catch up with their competitors. Advanced analytics, innovation and modern technology, as well as a new approach to the workforce, have been the focus points. 

Due to the rapid development of technology, the competitive landscape continues to expand, offering simple engagements and seamless experiences, causing existing relationships with banks and credit unions to crumble. For any organisation, there are a variety of options available for partnering with third-party providers to quickly deploy solutions to meet customer demand instead of developing them internally. Institutions can proactively modernise their existing systems and processes alongside partnering with fintech and big tech competitors.

There are numerous ways for a financial institution can find and welcome new customers this coming year that take the very best of the finance customer relationship and breathe new life into touchpoints and interaction. By making your financial institution customer and service centric, you can reach more clients, leverage the right tools, and gain more customers in the coming year. Here are our recommendations for your financial institution in 2022.

Digital lending is by no means a new concept. With the nature of today’s consumer in a fast-paced world where everything is available via the internet, from ordering a pizza to the latest research on quantum mechanics, people have grown accustomed to anything they desire being fast, convenient, and accessible via a computer or mobile device. To meet this demand, many institutions have leaned into digital transformation and become digital lenders. 

If you’re a financial service and credit provider, you’re likely to be one of many that are stuck in mid-transformation, struggling to successfully transition from a traditional lender to one that offers digital experiences to an ever-changing online market. Luna Connect provides digital lending software to help loan providers with this move. However, we’ve noticed that moving online can also be an obstacle to traditionally designed business models. To that end, we’ve released The Luna Connect Digital Transformation Playbook to guide you in this process.

Personalisation, speed, and cost-effectiveness. These are all things that local lending institutions are in dire need of and the only way through the tunnel is to seamlessly digitise in order to see the light at the other end. Luna Connect, a disruptive fintech company, is breaking down barriers to digital transformation by enabling traditional banks and local lenders to provide a more personalised customer experience through digital integration and automation. We take a look at how they are fast becoming the best lending software around.

Loan automation software is the new black; at least it is in the world of local lenders. Banks and credit unions are more attuned now than ever to the need for a shift in mindset and functionality to keep up with the ever-changing trends of the digital era. Unfortunately, many small to medium enterprises don’t have the capital to invest in advanced tech and are discouraged by lengthy processes of a complete transition to digital lending solutions. 

Luna Connect aims to bridge this gap with its new out-of-the-box platform that gives local lenders a ready-to-use, easy-to-integrate product. We employ the following five tools to make digital transformation possible within weeks.

 

As digital lending platforms grow in demand, local banks and private lenders are struggling to make the change to online user interfaces. In response to this challenge, Luna Connect has officially released The Luna Connect Digital Transformation Playbook, From Traditional Local Bank to Digital Lender: How to Make the Transformation in Weeks,

Luna Connect and Yapily outline how to automate loan origination and credit decisions with online loan origination and Open Banking