MADISON, Wis.––The Filene Research Institute on Thursday will host a webinar on “five emerging business model innovations” it said it has uncovered after a half-year of research.
Filene said that over the last six months it has partnered with the Financial Health Network and TransUnion to “scan the industry and beyond for emerging business model innovations.” The ideas were developed as part of Filene’s Value Proposition Incubator.
The July 14 webinar, titled, “Remixing the Credit Union Value Proposition,” will focus on what it has “discovered,” Filene said, adding the session will “dive into the possibilities, barriers and risks of five emerging business model innovations to help your credit union stay competitive and grow.”
Looking ‘Far & Wide’
“Credit unions continue to look far and wide for inspiration and lessons that they can put into practice to stay competitive and differentiate on their value proposition,” Filene continued. “A brand-new initiative is launching to discover valuable insights into how credit unions can compete in a rapidly growing financial services landscape.”
The webinar, which begins at 12 ET.
“Join us to hear about holistic business model innovations coming on the horizon and how you can adopt new and proven strategies to sustain your credit unions’ success into the future, Filene said.
Concepts to be Explored
Among the concepts that will be explored are:
· Subscription-Based Financial Services
· Rethinking Physical Presence in a Digital Age
· Financial Health as a Strategy
· Credit Unions for Affordable Housing
· Expanding Partnership Banking
To register, go here.
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