Partnerships & Ecosystem
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Bank-Fintech Partnerships
Bain & Company on what separates partnerships that scale from those that stall: the strategies, operating models and case evidence behind successful bank-fintech collaboration.
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Bain & Company on what separates bank-fintech partnerships that scale from those that stall: the strategies, operating models, and case evidence behind successful collaboration.
The report unpacks the mechanics of partnership — how the most effective institutions structure, govern, and scale fintech relationships to drive innovation and growth in an evolving financial landscape.
What’s inside
Interviews with 36 banks and fintechs on what partnership success actually requires
Why two in three fintech partnerships fall below expectations, despite an average of 9.4 partners per bank
The four partnership types — distribution, product, platform and operation — and the three stages of sourcing, implementing and managing
Which domains banks are partnering in first, led by payments, fraud and risk management, and mobile wallets
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