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Event
- Posted: 22 Aug 2025
Breaking Free from Legacy: How Financial Services Can Shift to Modern Customer Communications
30
Sep
2025
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Time: 11:00 - 11:30
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: Quadient
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Free to attend
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Quadient
This event was originally due to take place on 4th September. Due to unforeseen circumstances it has been rescheduled to a later date.
Join experts from Quadient for an upcoming thought leadership webinar: 'Breaking Free from Legacy: How Banks Can Shift to Modern Customer Communications' .
Gain practical strategies and leadership insights on how banks can move away from legacy systems, embrace modern Customer Communications Management (CCM), and create the agility needed to thrive in a competitive, regulated environment.
What will I learn?
- Make the business case for modernisation: Understand how to secure buy-in and demonstrate the ROI of upgrading to modern CCM in banking.
- Ensure compliance while innovating: Explore methods to meet strict regulatory requirements without sacrificing speed or customer experience.
- Lead transformation successfully: Gain tools, best practices, and leadership approaches to drive change in a traditionally risk-averse sector.
Damian Parker & Andrew Stevens, Quadient.
Date: Tuesday 30 September 2025
Time: 11:00 - 11:30
Location: Online
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from two experts on transforming banking communications for the digital era.
Quadient: The leader in accounts payable automation in the UK and Ireland.
Event Summary
- Tuesday, 30 September 2025
- 11:00 - 11:30
- j.balmer@quadient.com
- Free to attend
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