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MISTRUST BBDOKNOWS
Source: Edelman Trust Barometer/nVision | Base: 5,200 informed public respondents in 25 countries aged 25-64 (see notes), 2013
Lack of trust can severely impact a local banking industry, in Greece confidence was shaken so much that customers have transferred more than 22BN Euros abroad, a situation likely to be replicated in Cyprus
The fallout from the financial crisis in 2008 continues to impact banks and importantly the IMAGE of banks. The customer, the media and the investors remain sceptical and continue to express mistrust and a lack of confidence
CHALLENGE: Banks need to change the conversation, they need to dissect mistrust and understand exactly what issues customers have, equally they need to improve the perception of safety and security
CUSTOMER,
CUSTOMER, CUSTOMER.
ANNABEL GORRINGE, Head of Content for Banking, Datamonitor
People power will continue to demand more honesty, improved quality and transparency Banks need to build a new model to generate revenue and need to identify and target customers that can be a source of profitable growth Ernst & Young suggest the challenge will be to ensure banks continue to own the customer relationship and focus finite resources on the right customer. Booz & Co identify that banks will need to resolve long-standing customer pain points Datamonitor identify customer centricity as the new battleground and suggest those banks that put the customer at the heart of their business are the ones making the most progress
42% of customers globally claim to have switched banks, 12% are planning to switch banks in the next 12 months
The customer today is cynical, mistrusting, disgruntled and disloyal especially when it comes to banks. They are increasingly difficult to win over and are increasingly likely to switch or bank with multiple financial institutions, this is not good news for banking profits
DIMISHING REVENUES
CHALLENGE: Banks need to better understand the needs of todays customer. They are looking for a relationship with their bank, banks need to win favour again and ensure they own the customer relationship
IMAGE BBDOKNOWS
BBDOKNOWS BBDOKNOWS PEOPLE WHO ROB BANKS GO TO PRISON, BANKS WHO ROB PEOPLE GET PAID BONUSES, ITS GOT TO STOP.
Bank of Dave, UK TV Show
BBDOKNOWS BBDOKNOWS
In the US in 2012, 1 in 10 political TV ad dollars spent between mid-April and September went on advertising castigating the financial sector, thats $91m of non category advertising spent on diminishing the reputation of the finance industry
The banking industry is mid-image crisis, the industry continues to be characterised by greed, blame, mistrust. Banks rate higher on rational measures but suffer when it comes to emotional engagement
IMAGE CRISIS
CHALLENGE: Banks need to address the image crisis and improve their overall perception, individual banks must work on improving their reputations from the inside out, starting with the relationship they have with their customers
CHANGE THE
CONVERSATION
COMMUNICATION BBDOKNOWS
Ensuring tonality of messages truly reflect the current mindset of Canadians... It will be difficult to strike the right balance of encouragement without seeming insensitive or unconnected to the average Canadian.
VP Marketing, Royal Bank of Canada
BBDOKNOWS
FINANCE
FINANCE
The difficult external backdrop and numerous other challenges makes choice of message and tone a challenge in itself
DUAL CHALLENGE
CHALLENGE: Banks need to utilise their communication to encourage better customer relationships, and in turn a better reputation
BBDOKNOWS
SUMMARY
BUSINESS CHALLENGES
MISTRUST
CUSTOMER
IMAGE
COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES
Financial category challenges are hindering growth and profitability. Certain challenges are operational and highlight a need for continued efficiency. Other challenges relate to the continued negative perception of the banking industry THE IMAGE CRISIS, here the communications industry has a significant role to play BBDOKNOWS
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