Huntington Bancshares joins CHIPS network to reduce churn during Texas bank acquisitions
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John Adams
Summary
Huntington Bancshares is leveraging new payments technology, including joining The Clearing House Interbank Payments System (CHIPS), to reduce customer churn during its acquisition integration. As the Ohio-based bank absorbs two banks in Texas, it's enhancing its ability to process high-value bank-to-bank payments and improve international payment services for business clients. Deepak Kapoor, head of payments products, emphasizes the strategic importance of payments infrastructure in retaining customers during mergers.
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And we want to improve international payments
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