Digital Talks Ep. 2 : Shaping a Better Banking Experience with ABN AMRO
In Episode 2 of Digital Talks, ABN AMRO's Chief Digital Officer, Jorissa Neutelings, discusses how the bank combines traditional banking with new tech to create smarter, more personalised banking experiences whilst maintaining security and accessibility for all customers.
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Episode 2: Smart Banking Simplified x Jorissa Neutelings, Chief Digital Officer @ ABN AMRO
In our second interview, we explore how ABN AMRO is making banking simpler and more personal for their customers.
Imagine banking that just works - that understands what you need, when you need it. This episode shows how ABN AMRO combines the best of traditional banking with new technology to make managing money easier for everyone.
In this episode, discover how ABN AMRO:
- Makes technology work for people: Their focus isn't on fancy tech - it's on making banking easier and more accessible for every customer.
- Creates personal experiences: Using smart technology to understand customers better and provide services that fit their individual needs.
- Encourages new ideas: By building strong internal teams and working with partners like us, they're constantly finding better ways to serve their customers.
- Keeps everything secure: Banking needs to be safe as well as smart - ABN AMRO makes sure your money and information are always protected.
- Makes banking work for everyone: Whether you're tech-savvy or prefer traditional banking, their services are designed to work for you.
Watch now to see how ABN AMRO is making banking better for everyone.
This article is part of our Digital Talks video series, where we explore how leading financial institutions shape the future of digital banking.
