For eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals (Length: 13 pages)
This is a Consumer Technographics document

May 26, 2009 (updated October 7, 2009)

Customer Advocacy 2009: How Customers Rate US Banks, Investment Firms, And Insurers

This is the thirteenth document in the "Customer Advocacy" series.

by Bill Doyle

with Benjamin Ensor, Peter Wannemacher, Courtney Tincher


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

US consumers rate their financial services firms lower than ever in our most recent customer advocacy survey. Investment firms as a group rank lowest as former high-fliers Edward Jones and Vanguard slip and full-service firms like Morgan Stanley skid toward the bottom of our rankings. Banks bounced a bit higher year-over-year, with improved ratings for Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase. Insurers remain the highest-rated firms, with property and casualty firms leading the pack. Perennial standouts USAA and State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance lead the way.

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NOTES & RESOURCES

itemCustomer Advocacy Continues To Drive Retention And Future Purchases

itemInvestment Clients Rate Their Firms Lowest

itemA Boost In Big-Bank Ratings Buoys The Bank Category

itemInsurance Remains The Highest-Rated Industry

itemSupplemental Material

Forrester surveyed more than 4.500 US households in the second half of 2008. This document details the resulting data, focusing on financial consumers' attitudes toward their financial providers.

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Analyst: Bill Doyle
Technology: eBusiness/eCommerce
Industry: Business-To-Consumer eCommerce, Consumer Financial Services, Financial Services, Financial Services Customer Experience, Insurance, Investments, Retail Banking
Geography: North America