4. 4
How much market share is in play?
Why are customers switching?
What are they looking for in a new financial institution?
SWITCHING AND COVID
5. 5
THE RIVEL BANKING BENCHMARKS®
Largest syndicated
Brand & Customer Experience Study
in the world:
Interviewing customers & prospects of 2,793 banks, CUs
170,000+ annual interviews and 4,750,000+ reviews
Customer Benchmarks & Prospect Benchmarks
19 of 20 top metros, coast to coast
Double-blind survey (for accuracy)
Non-sponsored (for objectivity)
6. IS COVID-19 DRIVING BANK SWITCHING?
Takeaway: play defense, then aggressive offense
Market Share Moving
Today
HOUSEHOLDS BUSINESSES
29.9 MILLION 8.3 MILLION
Vulnerable
25%HOUSEHOLDS BUSINESSES
30%
Defecting Today
7%HOUSEHOLDS BUSINESSES
15%
Rising
rapidly
7. 73%
My bank did well:
KEY COVID IMPACT: BANK PERFORMANCE, HOUSEHOLDS
Community banks
80%
Large banks
Georgia Pennsylvania
HOUSEHOLDS
BEST
WORST
New HampshireCalifornia
Takeaway: Not as bad as reported
8. 71%
My bank did well:
Community banks
72%
Large banks
KEY COVID IMPACT: BANK PERFORMANCE, COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL
BEST
WORST
New YorkNew Hampshire
WORST
MassachusettsCalifornia
Takeaway: Community banks not winning as they thought
9. WHAT DO THEY COST TO ACQUIRE?
WHAT DO THEY COST TO LOSE?
$301
$3,852
Customer Acquisition
Customer Retention
$198
$1,000,000
10. 0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
REASONS VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS
ARE UNHAPPY
11. 0 10 20 30
Lack of ATMs/Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Bad Phone Support
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
REASONS VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS
ARE UNHAPPY
12. 0 10 20 30
Lack of ATMs/Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Bad Phone Support
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
REASONS VULNERABLE CUSTOMERS
ARE UNHAPPY
13. 0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
TALE OF TWO CITIES
0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
LOS ANGELES BALTIMORE
14. 81.7
79.2
76.9
71.3
70.1
69.4
69.1
68.7
68.1
67.6
67.2
66.1
63.9
61.0
58.7
58.3
58.0
57.8
57.5
56.5
56.3
55.7
55.2
54.8
53.5
TDECU
Amoco Federal Credit Union
Chase Bank
Capital One
Frost Bank
JSC Federal Credit Union
Allegiance Bank
Bank of America
Capital Bank
Texas First Bank
Wells Fargo
Members Choice Credit Union
BBVA
Amegy Bank
Prosperity Bank
Woodforest National Bank
Regions Bank
Comerica Bank
Cadence Bank
IBC Bank
Texas Citizens Bank
BancorpSouth Bank
BB&T
Smart Financial Credit Union
First National Bank Texas
HOUSTON
TECHNOLOGY Ratings
Ratings by those with direct experience
Interviewing conducted from Oct 2019 – Feb 2020
14
KNOW THYSELF
15. 15
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Proactivity:
“They are really nice, but I always have to
research about what bank services are best for a
small company like mine, and then go in and ask if
they have them. They usually have them, but I
wish they could tell me first rather than having to
figure it out for myself.”
Runaround:
“You look on the website and can’t figure it out.
You call the help line, and they are no help. You go
into the branch and the teller immediately picks
up the phone to ask the call center. Seriously!”
16. 0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
VULNERABLE MILLENNIALS
17. 0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
VULNERABLE MILLENNIALS
18. 0 10 20 30 40
Lack of Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Rates on Deposits
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
VULNERABLE MILLENNIALS
19. THE BANKING BENCHMARKS®
A lot of market share in play
Reasons for switching vary by area, segment
Focus on solving local pain points
Eliminate your own customers’ pain points
BENCHMARKS TOP LINE
21. “You look on the website and
can’t figure it out. You call the
help line, and they are no help.
You go into the branch and the
teller immediately picks up the
phone to ask the call center.
Seriously!”
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
22. Customer Preferences
“It’s important that customers not
feel forced into channels. We
have been allowing customers to
work with us in the fashion we
feel they are comfortable with.”
Brianna Elsass, Managing Director and Head of U.S. Digital
October 22, 2020
25. Understanding Your Customer Experience
75%+ of Financial Institutions “shop” their branch experience
85%+ of Financial Institutions have NEVER “shopped” their
digital experience
Source: James Robert Lay, Digital Growth Institute
What about your contact center experience?
27. Customer Experience Self-Assessment
Are you delivering access across all digital channels?
Are you providing the right prompts at the right time?
Are you surrounding your customers with access to information?
Are you empowering your frontline staff?
37. Customer Experience Self-Assessment
Mobile & Online Banking:
Are you delivering access across all digital channel?
Contextual Guidance:
Are you providing the right prompts at the right time?
Navigational Beacons:
Are you surrounding your customers with access to information?
Knowledge Management:
Are you empowering your frontline staff?
38. The Results
25% Of support inquiries
simply go away
More productive staffMore digital adoption
30% 40%
39. Breaking Down Service Silos
To deliver better service, support, and experiences
Delivering better
experiences for over
200+ banks and credit
unions
40. SilverCloud Employee Support
The knowledge management solution built for banking
“Our Employees love it. The feedback
that we’re getting from employees is
that they’re very excited about it. They
love the fact that they can ask a question
and then get the answer. And they love
that if they can’t find the answer, they
can be part of the process of making it
better.”
41. SilverCloud Consumer Support
24/7 digital service & support
“SilverCloud is the epitome of helping
our members help themselves.
Members type in a question, they get
their answer, and then they move
along with their day,”
42. 0 10 20 30
Lack of ATMs/Branches
Too Pushy
Runaround
Bad Phone Support
Bad Tech Training
Not Responsive
Not Proactive
Not Friendly
Low Value for Fees
Bad Technology
Data Not Safe
Percentage Indicating Dissatisfaction
TURNING UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS HAPPY
“It’s important that customers not
feel forced into channels. We
have been allowing customers to
work with us in the fashion we
feel they are comfortable with.”
Brianna Elsass, Managing Director and Head of U.S. Digital
October 22, 2020
43. Copy of the Presentation
Customer Experience Self-Assessment
Specific benchmark data of your institutions and / or market
A
B
C
Learn how SilverCloud helps you be the financial institution of choiceD
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