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Building trust, avoiding fines, and keeping clients within your organization are all aspects of banking that are affected by cybersecurity. Yet, protecting client data is not easy, as threats evolve daily, changing and getting more dangerous. How do we handle them and associated risks at LiveBank? Find it out in this article!
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Adapting Customer Service Strategies for Different Generations in Digital Banking
Tailoring customer service strategy in banking to the needs of different generations is crucial. After all, there are major differences between them. Take the attention span, for example. In 2000 the average for adults was 12 seconds, while in 2021, it was only 8 seconds[1], proving that the older generations have a longer attention span than the younger ones. Their priorities also differ: Gen Z and Millenials strive for faster payments and transfers, Gen X for customized product recommendations, and Boomers prioritize security[2]. So, how to tailor your customer service strategy in digital banking to the needs of each generation? Find it out in this article!
The Impact of Mobile Apps on Customer Service in Digital Banking
Mobile banking apps have truly revolutionized digital banking. They turned strenuous procedures into convenience, enabling clients to send a money transfer, set up a deposit, or even take out a loan with just a few clicks. When it comes to customer service, mobile banking apps brought even more changes. People no longer want (or have to) visit physical branches or wait in long phone queues to contact the bank. Instead, most queries can be resolved effortlessly through mobile apps and chats within them. Let’s explore this topic in more detail.
The Power of Omnichannel Support in Digital Banking
Embracing omnichannel support in digital banking isn’t only a way to build seamless customer journeys across different channels – it can also help you reduce operating costs and maximize productivity in your branches. But, for that, you need one thing: a platform that integrates data from all the channels into one place, and enables your employees to switch between digital and traditional communication with the clients swiftly – a platform like Livebank.
A Roadmap for Building a Customer Engagement Center
How to add new value for digital customers? Almost all banks have encouraged customers to shift transacting from branches to the digital world. Although not all adaptation attempts were successful, they achieved the goal. Customers check their account balances and make transactions and payments in web banking and mobile applications. So how can we add new value for these customers, based on digital roots?
How banks manage to sell complex financial products remotely
Electronic banking has moved most transactional operations into digital channels. The benefits for the customer are better access to their finances and time savings. For banks, the benefits are the cost savings - the number of bank branches closed in the past decade is 82,000. The remaining branches focus on servicing more complex products, such as mortgage loans or investment products. Are we, therefore, on the brink of a revolution in social communication, in which we no longer require the other person to make time for us to speak with them?
Asynchronous Communication: The Key to Servicing Modern Customers
Mobile phones have become the norm, and individuals are accustomed to conversing with others using social messengers such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and others. As a result, asynchronous communication is becoming increasingly prevalent. However, this comes at the expense of other ways of communication, such as regular phone conversations and emails. Are we, therefore, on the brink of a revolution in social communication, in which we no longer require the other person to make time for us to speak with them?