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市場調查報告書
通路的未來:消費者主導型通路管理
The Future of Distribution: Consumer-Driven Channel Management
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通路的未來:消費者主導型通路管理 是由出版商Datamonitor在2009年01月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書價格從美金2795起跳。
本報告書內容包括:金融商品銷售介紹、努力節省成本的金融機構而言,消費者面對通路政策的心態變化有何意義,新技術如何與可實行方案相連結等疑問之驗證。內容綱要摘記如下:
DATAMONITOR的觀點
分析
- 銷售通路的低成本、消費者至上時代的期望
- 金融商品利用顧客尋求簡單且方便的通路
- 信用緊縮當中,金融機構努力節省成本
- 商品活用銷售通路特色
- 多重通路收益擴大路線已經過時
- 全球線上銀行技術發展2009年雖短暫低迷,但仍是值得期望的投資對象
- 仍有利於多種商品銷售的傳統通路
- 藉由簡單且安全的服務維持人氣的分行銷售
- 每5位消費者就有1人在營業所決定簽約
- 為改善與顧客之間的關係,分行銷售改為建議型
- 電話客服中心、直接電子郵件都轉而跟隨顧客的意願
- 電話客服中心的服務・應答主體仍將有助於組合銷售
- 直接電子郵件將逐漸淡出,僅用於行銷・加強組合銷售方式
- 需求快速增加的高科技銷售通路
- 針對個人的線上銷售通路
- 發展中國家快速普及擴大的網路金融
- 預計將成長的線上成約數
- 仲介業者重視的線上銷售
- 愈發嚴重的金融不安使得網路諮詢連線個案增加
- 線上交易的課題仍是安全性問題
- 在網路上展現不遜色於實體機構能力的虛擬金融
- 無需服務窗口的行動金融服務
- 線上型式共通的安全性問題
- 發展中地區的行動電話普及仍是成長的關鍵
- 到目前為止由Lloyds TSB及Citibank帶領市場發展
- 餘額管理的主流是簡訊服務(SMS)
- 若能解決安全性疑慮問題就能成為有力銷售通路的ATM
- 電視銀行就算消失,遊樂器仍具有些許的金融利用價値
附錄
Abstract
Overview
Introduction
The distribution of financial products is increasingly dynamic and banks need
to adapt to changing consumer preferences especially within the current
environment.
Scope
Analyzes how an enhanced focus on profitability will play an important part
for the future of banking channels. Provides insight on why and how some
channels are expected to grow or decline according to changing consumer needs.
Uses Datamonitor' s Consumer Megatrends framework to highlight consumers'
changing attitudes in communicating with financial institutions. Assesses new
technological advancements and how these might influence the distribution of
financial products in the future.
Report Highlights
Banks are moving away from the traditional transactional teller model to
offering an advice-led approach in branches in order to stimulate cross-sales.
Datamonitor predicts that most banks will increasingly offer customers safe
and simple ways to apply for a complex financial product online.
Mobile phones, especially smart phones, will have a very important part to
play in the future of bank distribution. Most of the innovation in this space
will come from financial institutions in developing countries where newer and
more agile core systems allow greater adaptability to technological change.
Reasons to Purchase
- Provides thought-provoking ideas and arguments as to how new and existing
channels will develop in the future.
- Offers the reader insight as to how consumer attitudes will vary in the
future.
- Presents global analysis relevant for any bank wanting to assess how other
markets are adapting to change.
Table of Contents
- DATAMONITOR VIEW
- ANALYSIS
- There will be a shift in distribution towards low cost consumer friendly
channels
- Consumers want to access financial products via simple and convenient
channels
- Consumers would prefer to use channels that offer comfort and safety
- Customers want to use the most convenient channels for their banking
- Banks are going to cut costs in light of the credit crunch
- Banks will make products more channel specific
- Multi-channel offerings were previously assumed to be the best
strategy for banks to maximize revenue
- Global online banking technology will see continued investment
despite a projected dip in 2009
- Therefore, traditional channels are going to remain important for
selling complex products
- Branches will remain popular channels because of the simple and safe
service they provide
- Only one-fifth of consumers use branches exclusively for transactions
- To improve customer relationships, branches will become more
advice-based
- In line with customer preferences both call centers and direct mail
will change in purpose
- Call centers will become more service and enquiry based but they
will still remain useful for cross-selling
- Direct mail distribution will diminish as this channel will solely
be used for marketing and cross-selling
- Technologically advanced channels are experiencing surging demand
- Online distribution channels are becoming more personalized
- Internet banking penetration is becoming widespread in developing
countries
- Online product agreements will grow in popularity
- Intermediaries will focus on the online channel for the distribution
of products
- Internet-based advisors are experiencing greater traffic as a result
of increased financial uncertainty
- Security will remain a prevailing issue for the online platform
- Direct virtual banks offer consumers the possibility of fully
compatible internet banking
- Mobile phones offer portable banking services without the requirement
to visit a branch
- Similar to the online platform, mobile phone banking is subject to
security concerns
- The extensive use of mobile phones in developing regions will
continue to drive growth
- Lloyds TSB and Citibank have led the way so far for mobile banking
services
- Consumers will utilize SMS services for balance maintenance rather
than product applications
- If security concerns are overcome, ATMs could become popular channels
of distribution
- TV banking will disappear as a distribution channel but games consoles
offer some potential for banking
- APPENDIX
- Supplementary data
- Definitions
- ATM
- Intermediary channels
- Mobile phone banking
- Non-standard channel
- Remote channels
- Smart Phone
- TV banking
- Virtual banks
- Web 2.0
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Tables
- Table 1: Sub-regional online IT expenditure, 2008
- Table 2: How initial contact was made to open a current account, 2007
- Table 3: Bank branch usage for transactions, 2007
- Table 4: Number of reported phishing incidents targeted against UK banks
and building societies, H1 2005--H1 2008
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: 80% of customers use branches to open a current account, 2007
- Figure 2: All regions will experience a dip of expenditure into online
channels, 2008
- Figure 3: 18% of customers do not use branches for transactions, 2007
- Figure 4: More than three quarters of customers are worried about
staying within their overdraft limit, which explains why they are visiting
bank branches more for advice, 2008
- Figure 5: RBS' s chat now with a loan advisor icon is made available to
anyone accessing the website
- Figure 6: Number of reported phishing incidents targeted against UK
banks and building societies H1 2006-H1 2008
- Figure 7: ICICI' s B2 Branch-Free Banking website
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