For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals (Length: 6 pages)

June 25, 2007

Customer Advocacy 2007: How Customers Rate Banks, Brokerages, Insurers, and Credit Card Issuers

This is the seventh document in the "Customer Advocacy" series

by Bill Doyle

with Eric M. Dolan, Brian Tesch, Carrie Johnson

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Customer advocacy drives real loyalty — a willingness to buy and borrow more from, and save and invest more with, a firm that a consumer already uses. When consumers rate their financial institutions on customer advocacy, insurers rank highest, led by USAA. Many brokerages, especially full-service firms like A.G. Edwards, were rated higher this year than last. The largest US banks continue to bring up the rear, their credit card operations scoring just as poorly as their banking operations. Top-rated firms like credit unions, on the other hand, manifest customer advocacy by emphasizing product independence and delivering solutions that take the whole customer relationship into account.

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Analyst: Bill Doyle
Technology: Customer Relationship Management, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Packaged Applications, Relationship Marketing
Industry: Consumer Financial Services, Financial Services, Financial Services Customer Experience, Financial Services Customer Relationship Management, Financial Services Marketing, Insurance, Investments, Retail Banking, Retail Credit
Geography: North America