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市場調查報告書

英國塑膠卡片產品設計

Product Design in UK Plastic Cards - What can be learnt from Abroad?

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2008年05月 商品編碼 67085
內容資訊 英文 26 pages
價格
本報告書已不再販售

本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

此報告書除了分析世界各國創新的支付卡片商品之外,還檢討了英國卡片公司的應用。報告書之內容摘要如下所示。

第1章 概要

  • 發展要因
  • 摘要

第2章 英國的產品設計:從他國學習的事

  • 說明
  • 卡片公司帳目管理的重要性正逐漸增加
    • ㄧ個更加良好的帳戶管理方法為分期付款的導入
      • 在美國,Discover的Motiva卡已導入分期付款
      • 在澳洲,ANZ Bank也導入了以存摺餘額來支付的刺激性商品
    • 除了優惠方案之外,由其他商品的特徵也可以實現管理
      • 在美國,Wal-Mart導入了家族取向的預付卡
    • 利用支付簡易化來促進持卡人的消費
      • 在美國,Citi與Bank of America導入了行動銀行業務的服務
    • 關於良好帳戶管理卡片的見解
  • 北美的卡片公司,在卡片商品與長期性金融合約之間建立相關方面有創新的發展
    • 此類型的優惠,有住宅貸款可與其他金融服務相容的商品
      • 在加拿大,MBNA與MCAP導入聯名卡
      • 在美國,最大的住宅貸款企業導入信用卡商品
      • 相關的舉動為,美國American Express導入了可用American Express卡來支付每個月住宅貸款的商品
    • 關於與住宅貸款商品連結的卡片之見解
  • 顧客區塊是英國卡片公司可以向他國卡片公司學習的領域
    • 也有發行女性取向、男性取向卡片商品的國家
      • 在希臘,Citibank有發行了男性取向的信用卡
      • 在澳洲,ANZ Bank開始了女性顧客取向的網站
      • 在美國,American Express發行了地區別卡片系列
    • 關於顧客區塊的見解
  • 顧客區塊下一個階段為產品的個性化
    • 他國卡片公司也有可放入照片的卡片之選項
      • 在此領域中,西班牙、北歐的卡片公司有創新的發展
      • 關於卡片外觀客製化的見解
    • 中東卡片公司,持續在以晶片為基礎的個人取向顧客忠誠系統中佔有優越的地位
      • Mashreqbank的WOW!卡比起交易忠誠度,對於回流購買的顧客會給予更多的優惠
      • 關於忠誠度商品個性化的見解
    • 支付卡片最終的客製化方法是,可讓持卡人自己選擇支付方法
    • 在美國,Capital One的Card Lab可以實現自己理想的卡片
    • 關於持卡人可以自己選擇支付方法的商品之見解
  • 摘要

附錄

目錄

Abstract

Overview

Introduction

Part of the UK Plastic Cards 2008 series, this brief provides insight into some of the most innovative value propositions from card issuers around the world and examines how such products could be adapted by issuers in the UK. The brief examines products that encourage good account management, as well as customer segmentation and products that link payment cards to mortgages.

Scope

  • The brief looks at products in the US, Europe and the Middle East.
  • Includes a detailed discussion on payment card account management, a particularly topical subject.
  • Contains several examples of how issuers have used their cards to cross sell other financial products.
  • Examines customisable credit cards from overseas markets, discussing how suitable such products would be in the UK.

Report Highlights

Issuers in the US and Asia pacific regions have created products that reward good account management. This has been achieved by designing reward programs around timely repayments in addition to transactional loyalty.

In North America, several issuers have card loyalty schemes that help cardholders to pay off their mortgages by using cashback from transactions to make overpayments. While the long term benefits can be very valuable to the cardholder, there are several potential obstacles to overcome in order for an issuer to set up such a program.

Card individualization has been taken to new levels by issuers in the US. Cardholders can customize the trade-off between rewards earned, interest rates charged and interest free periods to create their ideal card. However, there are pitfalls for such models, which could explain the withdrawal of the Accucard product from the UK market in 2006.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Find out what issuers are doing in other markets to attract and retain cardholders.
  • Understand innovative product designs across the areas of account management, loyalty, and customer segmentation.
  • Discover how innovations in other markets could be applied in the UK.

Table of Contents

  • Overview
    • Catalyst
    • Summary
  • Table of Contents
  • Table of figures
  • Table of tables
  • Product Design in the UK - What can be Learnt from Abroad?
    • Introduction
    • Account management is of increasing importance to issuers
      • One way of encouraging good account management is to reward on time payments
        • In the US, Discover launched the Motiva card, that rewards on time payments
        • In Australia, ANZ Bank has also launched a product that incentivizes the paying off of balances
      • Aside from reward programs, issuers can encourage disciplined account management through other product features
        • In the US, Wal-Mart has introduced a prepaid card to help families budget
      • Issuers can also help cardholders by making it easier to make payments
        • In the US, both Citi and Bank of America have introduced mobile banking services
      • Cards and Payments Team' s view on cards that reward good account management
    • Issuers in North America have been innovative in linking card products to long-term financial commitments
      • One issue with this type of reward scheme is the compatibility of the mortgages of other financial services providers
        • In Canada, MBNA and MCAP launched a co-brand card
        • In the US, the largest mortgage lender has launched a credit card product
        • In a related move, in the US American Express has launched a product that allows cardholders to pay their monthly mortgage repayments from their American Express card
      • Cards and Payments Team' s view on cards that are linked to mortgage products
    • Customer segmentation is an area in which UK issuers could learn from foreign issuers
      • Issuers in several countries have launched card products that are aimed specifically at men and women
        • In Greece, Citibank has launched a credit card aimed at male card owners
        • In Australia ANZ Bank has launched a website for its female customers
        • In the US, American Express has issued a series of cards based on location
      • Cards and Payments Team view on segmenting customers
    • The next step from customer segmentation is product individualization
      • Some foreign issuers allow cardholders to put a photograph of their choice on the card
        • Spanish and Nordic issuers have been particularly innovative in this area
        • Cards and Payments Team view on customizing card appearance
      • Issuers in the Middle East continue to have impressive personalized loyalty systems, assisted by chip based technology
        • Mashreqbank' s WOW! Card rewards repeat purchases rather than transactional loyalty
        • Cards & Payments Team view on the individualization of loyalty products
      • A final way to customize a payment card is to allow card holders to select their own pricing structure
        • In the US, Capital One' s Card Lab allows cardholders to create their ideal card
        • Cards and Payment' s Team view on products that allow cardholders to select their own price structures
    • Summary
  • APPENDIX
    • Definitions
      • Average transaction value
      • Balances outstanding
      • Charge card
      • Credit card
      • Interchange
    • Methodology
      • Primary research
      • Secondary research
    • Further reading
    • Ask the analyst
    • Datamonitor consulting
    • Disclaimer
  • List of Tables
    • Table 1: Current relevant Datamonitor publications, 2008
    • Table 2: Future relevant Datamonitor publications, 2008
  • List of Figures
    • Figure 1: The Discover Motiva card rewards on time payments, 2008
    • Figure 2: The ANZ Balance Visa rewards cardholders for paying off their balance, 2008
    • Figure 3: The Wal-Mart prepaid Visa card helps consumers manage limited funds, 2008
    • Figure 4: Credit cards linked to mortgage products can present a powerful proposition to homeowners, 2008
    • Figure 5: The MCAP card helps cardholders to reduce their mortgage terms, 2008
    • Figure 6: The Countrywide Visa can save cardholders more than $11,000 over ten years, 2008
    • Figure 7: La Caixa allows cardholders to personalize cards with their own photographs, 2008
    • Figure 8: Chips allow merchants to encourage repeat business, 2008
    • Figure 9: Chips can bring together a range of offers to make a compelling customer loyalty offering
    • Figure 10: Applicants can select their card features using Capital One' s Card Lab, 2008
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