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

November 14, 2007

Benchmark 2007: Financial Services

Early Adopters Dominate Online

This is the 14th document in the "State Of Consumers And Technology: Benchmark 2007" series.

by Bill Doyle

with Charles S. Golvin, Brendan McGowan, April Lawson, Heidi Lo

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Among online US households, Early Adopters — high-income technology optimists — are the most active online bankers and investors. Compared with online Mainstream Consumers, online Early Adopters are 30% more likely to check their account balances at a bank's Web site and twice as likely to look up account balances at an investment firm's site. Early Adopters are also more willing to move money online: For example, they are twice as likely as Mainstream Consumers to buy and sell stocks or mutual funds online and four times as likely to trade online as Sidelined Citizens. Among the top 10 US banks, online pioneers Citibank and JPMorgan Chase have the highest share of Early Adopters. Among investment firms, a disproportionate number of Early Adopters use E*TRADE — the only top-10 investment firm born in the online era.

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Analyst: Bill Doyle
Industry: Consumer Financial Services, Consumer Portals & Search, Consumer Technology Adoption, Financial Services, Financial Services Marketing, Investments, Online Financial Products & Services, Retail Banking
Geography: North America