4.By latest technology and network effectiveness 5. via both traditional and electronic channels
2. We do not believe in misleading advertising, and endeavour to be transparent about our products. 3. so that they can make informed decisions. After assessing their needs, we recommend products that are mutually beneficial. 4. , including training our staff regularly on customer service, as well as reviewing our processes regularly.
, thanks to rules that forbid the sort of risky business that is felling mainstream institutions. as the conventional banking system re-evaluates its business model 3. - not shady repackaged subprime mortgages - and because risk is shared between the bank and the depositor there is an incentive for the institutions to ensure the deal is sound.
- Insert photo of ATM card
24-Hour account access via our ATMs, Cash Deposit Machines, PhoneBanking, InternetBanking and Mobile Banking Easy transaction monitoring: just update your passbook at any Branch or Passbook Update Machine to view transaction details Interbank GIRO - Let Interbank GIRO take care of payment for all your local bills
Direct channel of distribution Indirect: advertisements/posters
- May exceed the limit for our budget (probability a need to print more brochures etc)
Brief introduction on Islamic Banking and Islamic Insurance
Market Research
Al-Wadi’ah Premier Savings + Protection Account
Advertising Strategies
Marketing Strategies
Campaigns
4Ps
Premier Bank
Started its operations in Singapore in 1960 as a full licensed commercial bank
Top five banks in ASEAN and a Qualifying Full Bank in Singapore
22 Branches and 32 ATMs are strategically located in both the business districts and the suburban estates for the convenience of our customers
Committed to bring convenience and a wider spectrum of value-added financial services to our customers.
Customers will be able to conduct their banking needs anytime, anywhere in the world
Vision
Be a Premier Bank in the Asia-Pacific region
Committed to providing Quality Products
Excellent Customer Service
Simply the Best!
Our Objectives
Adopt a relationship-based approach to banking and seek to develop long-term and mutually beneficial relationships with customers.
Protect the interest of our customers.
Ensure that customers are equipped with sufficient knowledge about our products
Continuously seek ways to improve our customer-centricity
Our Products and Services
Deposits Personal
iSavy Savings Account-i
Savings Account-i
PremierOne Account-i
Al-Wadiah Premier Savings and
Protection Account-i(new)
Business
Current Account-i
Investments Structured Deposit Alpha Structured Deposit Prestige Structured Deposit Premier Structured Deposit Unit Trusts DWS Noor Global Equity Select Fund DWS Noor Precious Metals Securities Fund DWS Noor China Equity Fund DWS Noor Japan Equity Fund DWS Noor Asia Pacific Equity Fund Ehical Growth Fund Ethical Value Fund
Our Branches
Central
PremierBank Tower
PremierBank @ Balestier
PremierBank @ Chinatown
PremierBank @ RobinsonRd
PremierBank @ NorthBridge
PremierBank @ Queensway
PremierBank @ TextileCentre
East
PremierBank @ Bedok
PremierBank @ GeylangSerai
PremierBank @ Kovam
PremierBank @ MarineParade
PremierBank @ Siglap
PremierBank @ Tampines
North PremierBank @ AMK PremierBank @ HDBHub PremierBank @ Woodlands888 PremierBank @ Yishun West PremierBank @ BtTimah PremierBank @ ChoaChuKagng PremierBank @ HollandV PremierBank @ Jurong East PremierBank @ Jurong Point
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - ISLAMIC banking has largely escaped the fallout from the global financial crisis
The outlook for Islamic financing is bright
Transactions must be backed by real assets
Global Islamic banking pie is valued at about US$1 trillion (S$1.5 trillion)
In light of the financial crisis, many investors are opting for less risky alternatives
ISLAMIC BANKING
The basic principle of Islamic Banking is the prohibition of Riba’ (Usury or Interest)
Riba’
“ increase in” or “addition to anything”.
effortless profit or profit that comes free from compensation or extra earning obtained without any exchange
Islam prohibits lending of money to profit.
Instead Muslims are encouraged to do businesses through partnerships where investor and entrepreneurs can carry out business on a more equitable basis
Contemporary Insurance
Current insurance provided by insurance agents are not in line with teachings of Islam
Insurance contracts has usury/riba’ as they promise to pay more than the premium paid
Insurance companies invest the premiums which they have collected in interest-bearing investments
Considered as gambling as policy holder loses the insurance premium to insurance company if insured event does not take place
Islamic Insurance
Mutual provision of guarantees
Parties to the contract support each other when any of them suffer losses
Allow policy holders to enjoy the same level of cover provided by conventional insurance and at the same time help the unfortunate in time of needs
Market Research
Competitive Analysis
Market survey
Competitive Analysis OCBC Al-Wadi'ah Savings Account Maybank Savings A/c Maybank PremierOne Account- i Dividend Payout Half- Yearly dividend Payout At Bank’s Discretion At Bank’s discretion Benefits ATM card Phone Banking Internet Banking Monthly Statement Zakat Auto Deduction Service Free Giro Service 24-Hour account access MayBank Visa Money Transfer Interbank GIRO Mobile Banking Phone Banking 24-Hour account access Monthly Statement No account fees Free 1 chequebook Phone banking Mobile Banking Internet Banking 24-Hour account access Eligibility Min. Age of 15 Min. deposit of $1000 Min. Age of 15 Min initial deposit of $10 Avg daily bal. Req. is $200. Min. Age of 21 Min. Deposit of $1000 Service Fee S$2 per month if monthly avg. Bal. falls below S$1,000 - $8.50 levied if monthly avg. Bal. falls below S$3,000, Indicative Div. Rate 0.125% - 0.4%p.a. 0.25% - 0.3750% 0.25% - 0.3750%
Market Survey
Questions:
Do you know what Islamic Banking is?
Have you heard of any bank that provide Islamic Banking services?
In your opinion, are there enough advertising/campaigns on Islamic Banking?
Would you open an account if Islamic Banking only offers dividend and not interest?
If road shows are carried out at Community Centre or mosques, are you interested to attend?
1) Do you know what Islamic Banking is?
3) In your opinion, are there enough advertising/campaigns on Islamic Banking?
5)If road shows are carried out at Community Centre or mosques, are you interested to attend?
Al-Wadi’ah Premier Savings + Protection Account
Product Info
Combines the features of savings and insurance
"Hibah" or "token" in the form of dividends is distributed quarterly
Minimum balance required :500 SGD
Insurance premium of SGD 50 automatically deducted from account monthly.
Assuming a non-smoking female or male who takes up this account The figures are for illustration purposes only. Insurance eligibility and premiums are subject to underwriting. * Subject to terms and conitions Age Coverage Benefits Annual premium amount Monthly premium amount 30 year old, male Terminal illness, permanent disability, accidents and loss of property* Sum assured of S$200,000 up till age 70 S$570.00 S$50 35 year old, female Sum assured of S$500,000 up till ge 70 S$700.00 S$60
Benefits-Product
Provides convenience for consumers
Easy cash withdrawals via your ATM Card
24-Hour account access
Easy transaction monitoring
Interbank GIRO
Insured up to 200,000 for accidents and loss of property
Hibah or dividend is distributed quarterly
Eligibility
To be at least 21 years of age
This account is also open to non-profit organisations
The account can also be opened in your child's name as a trust account with you as the sole account operator
Be Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents
Minimum Deposit of SGD500
Recent Dividends Declared
First S$500: 0.3500% p.a.
Next S$10,000: 0.4750% p.a.
Remaining balance above S$10,500: 0.6000% p.a.
***Effective as at 4 July 2009
Summary of Product Premier Bank Al-wadiah Premier Savings +Protection Dividend Payout Quarterly dividend payout Benefits ATM Card Interbank GIRO Mobile Banking Phone Banking 24-Hour account access No account fees Insurance coverage of up to SGD200,000 Eligibility Min. Age of 21 Min. Deposit of $500 Service Fee S$2 per month if monthly avg. Bal. falls below S$500 Indicative Div. Rate 0.30-0.60%
FAQ-Products
1. Is Islamic Banking only for Muslims?
No. Islamic Banking is for anyone who may wish to use interest-free banking. We welcome all customers regardless of their religious background.
2. If my Islamic Account is interest-free, how does it work?
Your money is kept in accordance with the Syariah guidelines. This means that we don't use the money you keep with us for activities that is contrary to the Syariah guidelines.
3. Who has decided that the Islamic Account is Syariah compliant?
We work with a committee of distinguished scholars who have a lot of experience in Islamic finance and the Syariah law. They guide us in our creation of Islamic Banking products which are right for you.
I am already a Premier bank customer. Can I change my existing account to the Islamic Account?
Yes. You just need to visit any Branch, and we will effect the necessary changes.
How do I go apply for an Al-Wadiah Premier Savings and Protection Account?
Simply visit any of our 22 Branches. Applicant(s) only need to bring their NRIC and place an initial deposit in cash
Can I open an Al-Wadiah Premier Savings and Protection Account with a joint account holder?
Yes, you can open an account with another applicant. The joint account will be opened based on either party to sign basis.
Marketing
Marketing
Target Group: 30 – 60 years old
Both Muslims and Non-Muslims
Preferably working adult
Advertising Strategies/Programs
We carried out a survey and many felt that not much
advertising is carried out to promote Islamic Banking. Many do
not know what it is about and the products that banks in
Singapore provide. Thus, we have decided to have:
Posters at bus-stops/MRTs
Brochures to be given out and is available at all of our banks
Premier Bank website
Talks at Mosque
Sponsor Carnivals( give talk and goodie bags on product)
Newspaper advertisements
Hotline
Goodie Bags
Marketing Strategies/Programs
A team will be created to be in-charge of promoting the new Islamic product
Letters and emails will be sent to customers to promote the new product to them.
Database of all customers between the ages of 30 to 60 will be collected
Team will have to check that all data is correct and emails/letter will be sent to them.
Team will also need to include the brochure in the letter and send it for printing.
A follow-up will have to be carried out to find out who are interested in it.
Brand/Publicity Campaigns
We will conduct road shows at mainly 4 housing estates (North, South, East and West).
Around 4 will be employed each day at each location to promote the new product.
collaborate with mosques during a ‘Family Carnival’ to conduct talks or road shows with regards to the product.
Tissues, Brochures and goodie bags given out during the campaigns
Promotion
Lucky draw
1st Prize : Pair of air tickets to and fro to Japan.
2nd Prize : Pair of 3 days 2 nights trip to
Phuket
3rd Prize : $200 NTUC voucher.
*50 consolation prizes of $50 NTUC vouchers.
Place
Talks at Community Centres
Talks at Mosques in Singapore
3 day Road shows(Friday, Sat, Sun) at:
North: Woodlands
South: Tiong bahru
East: Hougang
West: Choa Chu Kang
Distribution
Direct mail and emails to existing customers
Posters at various heartlands, bus stops, and notice boards at community centres
Limitations faced by Premier Bank
May not get the authority to hold talks at mosques
May exceed the limit for our budget
Product may not be as well received as expected
Customers not willing to change bank as they are loyal
Ensure that all staff act according to the Code of Consumer Banking Act
Difficulty in retaining customers
Solutions
Ensure that all licenses required are obtained (license to give talks etc)
Come up with more promotions to attract new customers (give out vouchers and movie tickets)
Provide excellent customer orientated services (free coffee at branches)
Open more counters during peak hours
Make sure all staff go through a 3 day training program with regards to promoting financial products
Budget BUDGET Quantity Price Total Price Cost of printing survey forms 1000 $0.05 $50.00 Cost of printing application forms 10000 $0.03 $300.00 Posters at bustops (license to put up posters included) 100 $62.00 $6,200.00 Brochures 60000 $1.50 $90,000.00 Newspaper advertisements (for 5 days) $111,650.00 > The Straits Times 7 $9,900.00 $69,300.00 > The Business Times 7 $2,600.00 $18,200.00 > Barita Harian 7 $3,450.00 $24,150.00 Radio advertisement $13,000.00 > Warna 94.2FM (morning-$120, lunch-$150, day-$100, evening-$110, night-$50) 5 $530.00 $2,650.00 > 938LIVE (morning-$290, lunch-$160, day-$150, evening-$240, night-$60) 5 $900.00 $4,500.00 > Love 97.2FM (morning-$250, lunch-$450, day-$170, evening-$240, night-$60) 5 $1,170.00 $5,850.00 Magazine advertisement $34,500.00 > Female 3 $4,200.00 $12,600.00 > NTUC lifestyle 3 $4,200.00 $12,600.00 > Manja 3 $3,100.00 $9,300.00 Printing of letters 100000 $0.03 $3,000.00 Postage Costs 100000 $0.27 $27,000.00 Envelopes 100000 $0.05 $5,000.00 Rental of place for roadshows (3 days, at 4 locations) 12 $4,500.00 $54,000.00 Logistic fee $15,000.00 > Sound system rental 12 $500.00 $6,000.00 > Hiring of emcees 12 $750.00 $9,000.00 Cost of employing workers ($70 per day, three times) 40 $210.00 $8,400.00 Banners 8 $168.00 $1,344.00 Collaboration with mosques 4 $1,500.00 $6,000.00 Tissue paper together with information of our product printed on it 60000 $0.35 $21,000.00 Notepads 60000 $0.60 $36,000.00 Recyclable bags (goodie bag for roadshows) 60000 $0.50 $30,000.00 Expenses incurred for promotion $11,180.00 > Pair of air ticket to and fro to Japan 2 $2,210.00 $4,420.00 > Pair of 3 days 2 nights trip to Phuket 2 $630.00 $1,260.00 > NTUC vocher 1 $500.00 $500.00 > Consolation Prizes 50 $100.00 $5,000.00 Family Day Carnival (sponsored by us, talk and brochures given) 1 $4,000.00 $4,000.00 $477,624.00
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