Member-centricity issues will impact financial institutions of all sizes in 2023 and beyond, making it crucial that these institutions ensure it is an area they are focusing on. It's important to define member-centricity. In this case, "member" is being used universally but is equivalent to a credit union member, consumer, an account holder at a financial institution or any individual that is a future prospect to purchase a financial product or service.
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