Banks Face the Innovator's Dilemma

Traditional financial institutions like banks and brokerages held a near-monopoly on those activities for generations, but banks that continue to be bank-oriented will continue to lose to an increasingly broad group of competitors that are truly customer-oriented. [...]with their profits, the minimi...

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Published inThe American banker Vol. 180; no. 33
Main Author Nicols, J P
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York, N.Y SourceMedia dba Arizent 04.03.2015
Subjects
Bank technology
Banking industry
Banks
Customers
Innovations
International finance
Railroads
Startups
United States > US
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Summary:Traditional financial institutions like banks and brokerages held a near-monopoly on those activities for generations, but banks that continue to be bank-oriented will continue to lose to an increasingly broad group of competitors that are truly customer-oriented. [...]with their profits, the minimills were then able to invest in new processes for angle iron, then structural steel, and then eventually high-quality sheet metal, disrupting the entire steel industry in the process.
ISSN:0002-7561
1945-578X