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These innovations in banking have highlighted some of the fees that banks have traditionally relied on as a key source of revenue and created the possibility that banks could lose their relationships with customers and end up providing ‘back end’ banking services.To keep apace, there is therefore a need for Irish banks to substantially invest in their technology and data capabilities.