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© 2011 Deloitte MCS Limited. Private and confidential.
For information please contact
Neil Tomlinson at Deloitte
12 September 2011
The Fourth Dimension: Building a Customer-Centric organisation
© 2011 Deloitte MCS Limited. Private and confidential.
The financial services marketplace has changed, customer expectations have
changed, and there is an increasing tension between organisations’ strategies and
customers’ actions
Presentation agenda:
• Drivers forcing new thinking and elevating customer experience on the Boardroom Agenda
• Changes in the marketplace over the last 2-3 years
• How providers are rethinking customer strategies
• The tension between organisations’ customer strategies and customer behaviours
• Practical steps to consider in order to drive a greater level of effective customer experience management
Synopsis
© 2011 Deloitte MCS Limited. Private and confidential.
An increasing number of complex change drivers are forcing new thinking
Changing market dynamics are forcing banks to intensify competition around
customer experience management (as a way to differentiate)
Customer
Experience Management
Increased cross selling
More sophisticated
customer segmentation
Exploiting changes required
under regulation
Increased use of social
media and digital
capabilities
New technology and multi-channel
capability
New product suites (capital
light)
Increased competition
A more modest appetite for risk
A higher cost of funding
New regulatory requirements, including the need greater liquidity and capital
adequacy e.g IBC/OFT
Shifting customer expectations, demands and behaviours
Threat from new entrants and the evolution of some existing players
Market dynamics...
...are constraining growth...
Banks’ lending
opportunities
restricted
Fewer non-interest
income
opportunities
As capital and
liquidity issues
remain, income
growth is subdued
Customer
profitability struggles
...competition for
profitable customers
intensifies
...driving new customer strategies
Significantly
increased cost of
compliance