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Healthy Money: Building the Bank of the Future Around Financial Health, Data Networks and Ecosystems

Alastair Campbell

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Summary

Alastair Campbell argues that banks must change their customer services, software architecture and leadership together. He proposes services built around customers’ financial lives, supported by flexible systems and richer customer data. The opening chapter compares Revolut, Nubank and Chime as examples of digital banking models.

  • SourceHealthy Money — Wiley original excerpt · Chapter 1, sections 1.1–1.4; printed pp. 27–30 compare digital-only banks; p. 28 table names Storonsky/Yatsenko
  • SourceHealthy Money — Wiley contents · Contents pp. ix–x: customer, architecture and leadership transformations
  • SourceHealthy Money — Wiley publisher catalogue · Healthy Money entry: full subtitle, Alastair Campbell, hardcover ISBN 9781394389940; author is banking executive, not namesake design publisher

Why read it Our view

Useful for founders who build financial services. Compare your customer promise with the systems and team needed to deliver it. The Revolut comparison is a dated case, rather than a current product guide or a biography of Storonsky.

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  • Nik StoronskyCompany case study
    The opening chapter compares Revolut with Nubank and Chime. Its table names Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko as founders. The link concerns the company’s service model; this is not a Storonsky biography.
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