Survey: 76% of banking execs say sector has 'obligation' to pursue social good
CARY, N.C., Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- From shifting market dynamics and mounting geopolitical tensions to skyrocketing cyber threats and a worsening climate crisis, the world faces risk and uncertainty on many fronts. How are these and other prevailing trends reshaping financial services? A global future of banking survey by Economist Impact – and sponsored by analytics heavyweight SAS – snapshots a sector in transition, its leaders contemplating a more conscientious, purpose-driven trajectory.
- A global future of banking survey by Economist Impact and sponsored by analytics heavyweight SAS snapshots a sector in transition, its leaders contemplating a more conscientious, purpose-driven trajectory.
- The Banking in 2035: global banking survey report explores insights shared by approximately 500 decision makers, director-level and above, from corporate, commercial, retail and digital banks worldwide.
- "The rallying cry is resounding for the financial services sector: Purpose-driven banking is the future," said Theo Lau, renowned industry commentator, author and founder of Unconventional Ventures.
- "Investing for social and environmental good, promoting forward-thinking transparency beyond compliance, and making banking fully digital and more accessible to under- and unbanked populations these concepts are not superfluous.