Mobile banking is set to become mainstream in
2012, with all but one of the top 12 banks offering
mobile banking and those in the lower tiers desperately trying
to catch up, says financial consultancy Celent.
With over 82 million smartphone users in the
US, consumer mobile banking market has huge potential. But the
Celent report identifies a significant lag in the development of
corporate mobile banking technology.
Analysts site the financial crisis as the
driver behind this, saying that since 2007 corporate mobile banking
began to be seen as a ‘nice thing’ to have rather than a
necessity.

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