Financial Services
Your Trust, Our Technology, Shared Success
The financial services landscape is constantly evolving due to regulatory changes, technological advancements, and shifting market conditions. B2B financial services companies must demonstrate a commitment to continuous improvement, regularly updating their offerings and processes to meet changing client needs and industry standards. By focusing on these areas, B2B financial services companies can deliver superior value to their customers, fostering long-term relationships, driving growth, and maintaining a competitive edge in the market.
As businesses increasingly rely on digital solutions, financial services companies must offer user-friendly, efficient digital platforms. This includes providing seamless online and mobile banking experiences, as well as innovative financial management tools tailored for business clients.
B2B clients expect personalized services that address their specific needs. Financial institutions should leverage data analytics and AI to gain deep insights into their clients’ financial behaviors and preferences, allowing them to offer tailored recommendations and solutions.
B2B clients often have complex needs that require prompt and knowledgeable support. Implementing benchmark customer service standards and continuously improving based on feedback can significantly enhance satisfaction. This may involve investing in training for customer-facing staff and implementing advanced customer support technologies.
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average NPS score for financial services in 2022
5.6 / 7
customer effort score for digital banking services
66%
customers who expect personalized services
75%
retention rate after 1st year
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The Fundamentals of the Science of Customer Experience
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The Customer Experience Roadmap Every CCO Needs to Lead with Impact
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The Myth of the Self-Service Voice of Customer Platform
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