Separate Your Bank from the Competition with Your Storefront

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    1. Creating Competitive Advantage Via Your Bank Storefront 
      Brian Warrick, Director of Product Solutions
    2. Storefront?
    3. Banking Pressures
      • Housing market collapse, Economic Downturn
      • Increased complexity in operational efficiency, security & risk management
      • Evolving regulatory environment
      • Products are commoditized
      • Tighter expense & cost controls
      • Customers demanding higher levels of service
    4. Current Trends
      • Bank closures
      • 89 Banks failed in 2009 (so far…)
      • Increased M&A activity
      • Analysts predict 50% decrease in # of US Banks over coming years (American Banker Analyst Roundtable, 2Q2009)
      • Increased pressure on IT personnel
      • Financial Insights forecasting first-ever negative growth in IT spending in 2009
      • Small to Mid-size Bank IT staffs consumed with application/infrastructure maintenance
      • Customer Attrition increasing
      • Turnover rates reach 15% annually (American Banker)
    5. ...But Opportunities Abound
      • Web Banking on the rise
      • 51% of internet enabled US households do some banking online
      • Only 10% of households currently perform banking transactions
      • Mobile Banking to see huge growth
      • 50 Million users by 2013 (Tower Group)
      • Switching banks is more common
      • Customers are looking for safe havens
    6. Customer Engagement is Key
      • Engaged customers less likely to leave for competing offer (Gallup Study)
      • 37% Retention yield for engaged customers
      • “Extremely Satisfied” website users are 7X more likely to be engaged with their bank
      • 15X for ‘Extremely Satisfied” mobile banking users
      • Firms that minimize turnover will grow 30% faster (Tower Group)
      • For large Banks, a 5% shift in engagement = $1 Billion (JD Power & Assoc)
    7. Customer Engagement Best Practices
      • Excellent Customer Service
      • Personalized, Effective, Efficient
      • Easy, Multi-channel Access
      • Web, eMail, Chat, Phone, Branch
      • Simplicity
      • Intuitive, Informative, No Jargon
      • Promote Trust and Confidence
      • Security and Consistency
    8. The Customer Lifecycle
    9. Online Evolution
      • Basic Informational
      • Branch locations, Product list, FAQs
      • Expanded Informational
      • Rates, Calculators, Contact Forms
      • Simple Transactional
      • Balances, Transfers, Payments, Loan Applications
      • Enhanced Transactional
      • Account Origination & Funding, Real-time Loan Decisioning
      • Virtual Financial Center
      • Personalized Financial Management, Guidance, Securities & Insurance, Chat
      • ~30% of US Banks have Online Account Origination
    10. The Multi-channel Bank
    11. Storefont
      • First face to prospects and customers
      • Up to 60% of visitors browse and leave
      • Primary source for Product and Service information
      • Personalization begins here with Customization
      • Content should be relevant and current
      • Interactive tools and features to aide decision making
      • Website feature usage is positively correlated to customer engagement and satisfaction (Gallup)
    12. Overall CMS Deployment Overview
    13. Success Factors
      • Speed to Market
      • Extensibility and Reusability
      • Reduced Expenses
      • Freedom from the development cycle
      • IT Resources unleashed
      • Seize opportunities
    14. Case Study
      Pre-CMS
    15. Case Study
      Post-CMS
      29% ROI
    16. Case Study - Benefits
      • Change cycle reduced from Months to Hours
      • Content shared across platforms
      • Increased Business User Satisfaction
      • $50 Million Deposits Realized
      • ~$100K Annual Savings
      • 5% Reduction in Phone calls /eMails
      $90,000 operational expense savings
    17. Powered by Magnolia
    18. Magnolia Experience
      • Ease of use, minimal training
      • Scalable and performant
      • Reusable – content shared across channels
      • Feature Rich
      • Excellent Support
    19. Thank You!
      For additional questions or follow-up:
      Brian Warrick
      +1.908.256.5892
      Brian.Warrick@nrg-edge.com

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