Banking On Loyalty: The Role of Relationship Rewards - Cross Tabs
- Date:July 11, 2011
- Author(s):
- Ken Paterson
- Research Topic(s):
- North American PaymentsInsights
- PAID CONTENT
Overview
Banking On Loyalty:
The Role Of Relationship Rewards
SEVENTH OF EIGHT REPORTS FROM THE
MERCATOR CUSTOMERMONITOR SURVEY SERIES
Boston, MA -- Banking On Loyalty: The Role of Relationship Rewards highlights consumers use of relationship rewards programs at banks and their attitudes regarding these programs. Based on a national sample of 1,010 online consumer survey panel survey responses focused on banking channel topics, the report outlines consumer patterns of relationship reward program usage, motivational value of program elements, and profiles of reward program users.
Highlights of the report include the following:
The most prevalent ways relationship rewards are generated.
The reasons these programs and participants are vulnerable to any reduction or elimination of rewards that is tied primarily to debit use.
Which rewards are more likely to have customer retention benefits.
Which elements are often not available to current program participants and why.
"The post-Durbin environment may send banks back to a brave old world of relationship rewards, where a bank's most valued customers received a direct, account-based benefit such as preferential rates or service discounts/fee waivers for their relationship," notes Ken Paterson, VP for Research Operations at Mercator Advisory Group and the author of the report. "The feasibility of such programs will be dependent upon the profitability calculations and the context of today's rate environment. Consumers will need to adjust too, as rewards program participants have grown accustomed to being paid to transact. Future rewards programs may need to incent other behaviors."
One of the 21 exhibits included in this report.
The report is 44 pages long and contains 21 exhibits.
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