Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives

Hyper-personalized banking, fueled by AI and data analytics, promises to revolutionize customer experiences. However, its successful implementation in Kuwait faces unique challenges. This research uncovers a crucial tension: Kuwaiti customers desire the benefits of hyper-personalization but demand...

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Main Author: Mohammad Rashed Albous
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Language:English
Published: Modern Finance Institute 2024-08-01
Series:Modern Finance
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Online Access:https://mf-journal.com/article/view/146
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description Hyper-personalized banking, fueled by AI and data analytics, promises to revolutionize customer experiences. However, its successful implementation in Kuwait faces unique challenges. This research uncovers a crucial tension: Kuwaiti customers desire the benefits of hyper-personalization but demand stringent data privacy and control. We find that while Kuwaiti banks possess the technological capabilities, regulatory clarity and strategic focus are needed to fully leverage this potential. Through in-depth interviews and comparative case studies, we identify critical success factors, including transparent data practices, customer empowerment, and proactive financial guidance. Our findings offer actionable insights for Kuwaiti banks to navigate the complexities of hyper-personalization, build customer trust, and gain a competitive edge in an evolving financial landscape.
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spelling doaj-art-a929b98dae864438afc912e16c1906d62025-08-20T01:48:03ZengModern Finance InstituteModern Finance2956-77422024-08-012210.61351/mf.v2i2.146Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectivesMohammad Rashed Albous0Arabian Gulf University Hyper-personalized banking, fueled by AI and data analytics, promises to revolutionize customer experiences. However, its successful implementation in Kuwait faces unique challenges. This research uncovers a crucial tension: Kuwaiti customers desire the benefits of hyper-personalization but demand stringent data privacy and control. We find that while Kuwaiti banks possess the technological capabilities, regulatory clarity and strategic focus are needed to fully leverage this potential. Through in-depth interviews and comparative case studies, we identify critical success factors, including transparent data practices, customer empowerment, and proactive financial guidance. Our findings offer actionable insights for Kuwaiti banks to navigate the complexities of hyper-personalization, build customer trust, and gain a competitive edge in an evolving financial landscape. https://mf-journal.com/article/view/146GCCKuwaitUAEhyper-personalizationbankingdata privacy
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Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
Modern Finance
GCC
Kuwait
UAE
hyper-personalization
banking
data privacy
title Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
title_full Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
title_fullStr Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
title_short Hyper-personalized banking in the GCC: A Kuwaiti context with UAE perspectives
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topic GCC
Kuwait
UAE
hyper-personalization
banking
data privacy
url https://mf-journal.com/article/view/146
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