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Industry Briefs, Jan. 23, 2024
Industry news from Dark Matter, NRL Mortgage, Calque, Optimal Blue, Ncontracts, BluePoint Mortgage, OptifiNow and Ginnie Mae.
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Mark P. Dangelo: The Demise of the Contact Banker
Banking was a “contact” industry—prior to the Great Recession. With the loss of 12,000 branches in the past decade and consumers now doing over 90% of their transactions digitally, public health implications and social unrest, if sustained, may be the catalysts for closing many more branches by 2022.
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Mark P. Dangelo: The Demise of the Contact Banker
Banking was a “contact” industry—prior to the Great Recession. With the loss of 12,000 branches in the past decade and consumers now doing over 90% of their transactions digitally, public health implications and social unrest, if sustained, may be the catalysts for closing many more branches by 2022.
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Mark P. Dangelo: The Demise of the Contact Banker
Banking was a “contact” industry—prior to the Great Recession. With the loss of 12,000 branches in the past decade and consumers now doing over 90% of their transactions digitally, public health implications and social unrest, if sustained, may be the catalysts for closing many more branches by 2022.
![](https://newslink.mba.org/wp-content/themes/mba-newslinks/assets/img/logos/logo-mba-newslinks.png)
Mark P. Dangelo: The Demise of the Contact Banker
Banking was a “contact” industry—prior to the Great Recession. With the loss of 12,000 branches in the past decade and consumers now doing over 90% of their transactions digitally, public health implications and social unrest, if sustained, may be the catalysts for closing many more branches by 2022.