Introduction
1. Digital banks : Why we need digital banks
Designing digital banks without branches
Digital banks do not have channels
Building relationships through digital banking
Technologies create a digital bank storm
Mobile fuels digital banking
Digital banks are social banks
Digital banks fight data wars
Making digital banks secure
Becoming a digital bank
Digital banks are still banks
The new economics of digital banking
Launching the digital bank
2, Interviews : Banco Sabadell (Spain) : Pol Navarro
Barclay's Bank (UK) : Mike Walters
Bitcoin (Global) : Donald Norman
FIDOR Bank (Germany) : Matthias Kron̈er
First Direct (UK) : Paul Say
mBank (Poland) : Michal Panowicz
Moven (USA) : Brett King
M-PESA (Kenya) : John Maynard
Simple (USA) : Shamir Karkal
SWIFT (Global) : Kosta Peric
The Currency Cloud (Global) : Michael Lavin
About the author

"Digital Bank tracks the innovations in banking and how the mobile internet is changing the dynamics of consumer and corporate relationships with their banks. The implication is that banks must become digitized, and that is a challenge as becoming a Digital Bank demands new services focused upon 21st-century technologies. Digital Bank not only includes extensive guidance and background on the digital revolution in banking, but also in-depth analysis of the activities of incumbent banks such as Barclays in the UK and mBank in Poland, as well as new start-ups such as Metro Bank and disruptive new models of banking such as FIDOR Bank in Germany. Add on to these a comprehensive sprinkling of completely new models of finance, such as Zopa and Bitcoin, and you can see that this book is a must-have for anyone involved in the future of business, commerce and banking"--Amazon.com