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Check out news coverage of BAI Research’s newest study, Competing in the Retirement-Dominated Future
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Overview
Differentiation in the retail sector largely comes down to creating a unique customer experience. Yet, little research has been done to understand how to successfully implement an experience-based model in the banking industry.
The Relationship Experience, is a research project launched by BAI in partnership with Accenture, ARGO Data Resources, NewGround, SAP and Unisys in June 2006. The research is based on a nationally representative survey completed by 2,430 U.S. consumers in August 2006; over 40 telephone interviews with senior retail executives; and a comprehensive diagnostic survey the branch experience (brand, place, culture and technology) completed by over 450 retail banking executives from U.S.-based national, regional, and community banks.
The research was designed to understand the specific branch-based experiences that have the greatest impact on customers’ relationship receptivity and loyalty with their primary bank. It also sought to quantify how these factors impact the deposit and loan wallet share that customers allocate to their primary bank. Our analysis generated a customer segmentation framework along with tools and insights that banks can utilize to enhance the branch banking experience.
This research follows BAI’s 2005 The Frontline Experience research project, which surveyed over 3,700 U.S. consumers to understand and segment how retail banking customers define the concept of having a relationship with their bank.
This landmark study will provide you with perspectives on specific branch-based sales and services experiences that have the greatest impact on customer relationship receptivity and loyalty with their primary bank.
To obtain detailed research insights, choose from two options:
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Option #1: Research Summary Package Relationship Experience Diagnostic Report – An 80+ page report based on a comprehensive survey of over 450 retail banking executives designed to assess and benchmark the industry’s current state of readiness to deliver experience-based retail banking . National Consumer Research Report – A 50+ page report on the results of a nationally representative survey completed by 2, 430 U.S. consumers in July/August 2006. This robust report summarizes the key findings of the consumer research with an executive summary, and contains cutting edge research based on an assessment of experiential attributes and a tradeoff analysis. The research is presented predominantly in two segmentation formats – an attitudinal based 5-segment model, and a loyalty-based 4-segment model. Banking Strategies November/December 2006 Article – " Customer Experiences Rule," by Paul McAdam and B. Joseph Pine. This article explores the concept “customer sacrifice – the gap between what a customer wants exactly and what he settles for. The article spotlights eight specific banking experiences that customers value highly. Four Research Briefs – Authored by BAI and each of the Sponsors, each article highlights a unique theme that emerged from the research. All study components are delivered to you via CD in a downloadable PDF format that can be shared with an unlimited amount of individuals within your financial institution. Research Summary Package Fee:
Note: This research package is only available to financial institutions. You must be a BAI member to take advantage of BAI Member pricing. If you have questions about your membership status or the research offering, please contact BAI Customer Service at 800-224-9889. |
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Option #2: Research Data Package The research data package will contain the:
With the data package, financial institutions will be able to create segmented strategies; develop or refine campaign management and lead generation analytics based on “striping” or overlaying the MCIF databases with “segment” tags, and develop product and service offerings to address specific customer segment needs based on their preponderance in one’s existing customer base or footprint. Research Data Package Fee:
Note: This research package is only available to financial institutions. You must be a BAI member to take advantage of BAI Member pricing. If you have questions about your membership status or the research offering, please contact BAI Customer Service at 800-224-9889. |
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a detailed article on the Relationship Experience project in BAI’s Banking Strategies magazine.
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