Senior technology executives in the financial services sector are almost unanimously convinced their organizations will be able to meet their efficiency and cost-cutting goals using their existing technology platforms.
In May and June 2023, KPMG surveyed 400 US-based executive-level technology leaders across 8 industry sectors with annual revenue above $100 million. The 2023 KPMG US Technology Survey Report explored technology leader views on emerging technology goals, adoption, scale, roadmaps and outcomes. This financial services industry report highlights the most significant differences in the survey findings for the technology leaders in the financial services sector relative to all sectors represented in the survey.
2023 KPMG US Financial Services Sector Insights Report
Download PDFFinancial services firms tend to be confident users of digital technologies. The KPMG 2023 US Technology Survey reveals that senior technology executives in the financial services sector are almost unanimously convinced their organizations will be able to meet their efficiency and cost-cutting goals using their existing technology platforms. They also are more likely than executives in other sectors to say investments in public cloud and anything-as-a-service (XaaS) technologies have improved their organizations’ data management and integration capabilities.
Still, our findings suggest financial services executives are far from satisfied. They are eager to become faster at delivering customer service and more often than their peers in other sectors, they want technology to drive further process improvements across their businesses.
A lot of financial services firms are struggling to determine how they can adopt these technologies while aligning with any regulatory constraints that might be coming down the road.
Kevin Martelli
Principal and National Technology Cloud AI/ML Engineering Lead, KPMG in the US
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