'If Your Bank Isn't Integrated with Siri, Your Bank Is Irrelevant'

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'If Your Bank Isn't Integrated with Siri, Your Bank Is Irrelevant'

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Moven founder and all-around fintech evangelist Brett King discusses how financial institutions can survive a future where artificial intelligence is widespread and plastic cards are no more.

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May 31, 2016

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