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Large, complex institutions like banks have the ability to deliver a variety of services that create value. This makes it challenging for startups to disrupt these companies and more likely that the future will hold a partnership model. Broadridge’s Tim Gokey joins a panel of fellow industry thought leaders from Citi Global Cards, J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America Merrill Lynch to discuss this and other critical topics around re-architecting financial services at the Economist’s Finance Disrupted event.
