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Service integration in banking: Why do you switch when you can get everything from a single source?

Customers expect simple, digital solutions from their bank. But what has long been taken for granted in everyday life, such as booking a hotel, often proves to be tedious in the world of finance and insurance: fragmented services, confusing app landscapes and long service paths. The result is frustration and a growing willingness among customers to switch banks. Banks are falling behind on their promise of convenience. The following article shows how banks can remain relevant in their customers' everyday lives with platform solutions.

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CX-Score: Serviceintegration im Banking / service integration in banking

Customers want more than just banking – they want digital support for their everyday lives.

Bank customers are no longer prepared to put up with complicated procedures for simple services. Changing electricity provider, changing address or submitting an insurance receipt should be as easy as booking a hotel – digital, fast, centralized. But the reality is often different: Financial and insurance services are fragmented, customers have to fight their way through app landscapes, service hotlines and portals. The result is frustration, media disruptions and ultimately a greater willingness to switch among customers.

According to the latest CX Score study by msg, 60% of customers want a central platform that they can use to manage different life situations, such as a move, digitally and in a coordinated manner. More than half of all respondents (52%) would even manage their insurance policies directly via the bank, including advice and optimization.

Banks that do not meet these expectations run the risk of becoming irrelevant in the everyday lives of their customers.

From bank to platform: how institutions can create real added value with integrated services

The solution is a consistent service integration that combines the bank’s traditional offering with digital, everyday value-added services. Implementation requires a new understanding of the platform economy, strong partner ecosystems and the intelligent use of technologies.

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Michael Rubinger

Michael Rubinger

is an experienced CX expert and specialises in customer-oriented sales processes and CRM strategies. As Head CX at msg for banking, he advises customers on all stages of the digital sales funnel and digitally supported consulting.

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