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Customer Trust: The Local Connection by DEBBIE BIANUCCI
Dec 1, 2009  |  1 Comments  

New consumer research from BAI and Finacle shows customer trust remains a residual strength to be leveraged by banks.

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LockedCustomer Trust: The Local Connection
DEBBIE BIANUCCI
Dec 1, 2009  | 1 Comments

New consumer research from BAI and Finacle shows customer trust remains a residual strength to be leveraged by banks.

LockedCustomer Experiences Rule
PAUL MCADAM and B. JOSEPH PINE II
Nov 1, 2006  | 0 Comments

Differentiation in retail banking requires differentiating via the customer experience. BAI Research spotlights the experiences that matter.

Locked10 Years Strong
PAT ALLEN
Sep 1, 2006  | 0 Comments

With a decade of publishing behind us, BAI’s Banking Strategies looks forward.

LockedGive The Customers What They Want - in most cases it's not a relationship
PAUL MCADAM
Nov 1, 2005  | 0 Comments

BAI's The Frontline Experience consumer research calls for a rethinking of the one-size-fits-all approach to relationship-building; some customer segments will be receptive, others won't. And all involved — consumers, management and employees — say the frontline needs help.

Locked5 Who Fight to Win On the Front Lines
KENNETH CLINE
Nov 1, 2005  | 0 Comments

These top bankers say service quality is paramount to building customer relationships.

LockedThe Quest for Customers
Kenneth Cline
Mar 1, 2005  | 0 Comments

Competitive differentiation, customer segmentation, redesigned branches — and yes, even free checking — can help acquire and retain customers. But, our panel of bankers stresses the importance of keeping it simple.