Digital Bank: Strategies to Launch or Become a Digital Bank Hardcover – September 7, 2014

An excellent introduction to the coming changes in banking. Although the author is more enamoured with the nonbranch banking startups than I am. I agree that the second wave of blockchain implementations will cause significant changes in the transaction processing parts of the business. Enjoyed the interviews with the bank execs at the end of the book. Definitely recommended reading for any new banker and anyone working with the financial services industry. I would like to have seen a calendar of changes infograph between now and 2030 based on optimistic and pessimistic projections of change.

It tickles my imagination and somehow I can imagine what kind of digital bank that I want.This book come with good case studies, written in very good structure that could make readers understand the very reason why digital is a do-or-die time for Banks.The content mostly is high level, keep you from boring-detail conversation while still detail enough to make you wonder how you can implement it at your works.

Brilliant book. An excellent insight into how the financial services landscape is evolving, with the new 'fintech' players challenging traditional banks. For someone who doesn't quite 'get' social media the author explains how it increasingly impacts in people's daily lives, including in the context of banking and financial services. The author compares and contrasts the traditional / present-day 'bricks and mortar' bank often still centred around extensive physical branch networks, with the new providers of banking services for this digital, inter-connected age: the digital bank.

Great read , I work in cloud computing and this was very helpful. I would highly recommend this book even for those new to banking.

But it seems it is little bit outdated to 2022 advancementI am waiting for another new book from the auther

Chris Skinner not only has the pulse of the banking industry he drives it toward a better more responsive less costly but safer banking (data and information safe haven) industry. He is connected to us the customer, and the bank executives are listening.Break up the silos within the banks, harness your data and become the banks of information to serve your customers.He blogs on this topic every day- and has for the last seven years- you can't be more on top of a topic than that!Get the kindle version and in a few train trips you'll be a better banker or banking consumer than you were before.Craig, Rye, NY

A comprehensive review covering the need to go digital from, not just a hacker's perspective but most importantly, businesses and consumers.

Loved it! If you are in banking and want to know its future, this is a must read.