PowerObjects, an HCL Company Financial Services PracticeHigh Performance Personalized, Predictive, Proactive Customer Experiences
How To Deliver High Performance Capital Markets
Customer Experiences Through Segmentation
Personas Segmentation Accuracy
Agenda
Data & Customer Experience
Kate Leggett, VP & Principle
Forrester
Capital Markets Industry CRM Transformation
Greg Moser, Sr. Director Financial Services
PowerObjects, an HCL Technologies Company
Segmentation Best Practices
Bob Herrmann, CEO
Discovery Data
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Consulting Firm – Mercer Example
Capital Markets =Complex Hierarchies and Associations
Lincoln National
Group
Lincoln Financial
Group
Lincoln National
Distributors
Lincoln Financial
Advisors
Regional Planning
Offices
Broker Dealer
Relations
Lincoln National
Security Corp
Lincoln National Life
Insurance
Product
Rollup
CRM Enterprise Baseline
Core Common Architecture
International
Mercer Benefit
NomineesMercer Consulting
Group, LLC
Mercer JapanMercer
SingaporeMercer UK
Mercer
Australia
Marsh & McLennan
Americas
Financial Institution – Citigroup Example
International
Retail Banking Commercial Banking
Citi Japan Citi Singapore Citi UK Citi Australia
Citigroup
North America
Institutional Firm - PepsiCo
International
Frito Lay Pepsi
Citi Japan Citi Australia Citi UK Citi Singapore
PepsiCo
North America
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PowerObjects, an HCL CompanyFinancial Services Practices
US Channel Population 2014: 308,937Broker-Dealer, RIA, Wirehouse Channels
US Investor Population 2016:323.95MAging Population – Millennials
Mindshare
Retention
Sources: US Census Bureau
Goldman Sachs, Cerulli Associates, Voya Financial
Noise: Broker-Dealer, RIA,
Wirehouse, Investor
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PowerObjects, an HCL CompanyCapital Markets Voice of the Customer
Registered
Investment Advisor
(RIA)
Broker Dealer &
Certified Financial
Planner
Registered
Investment Advisor
(RIA)
InstitutionRetail &
Household
Global Consultant Financial Firm
Firms & Accounts Types
Sales & Wholesaling Marketing, Training &
Education
Scheduling
Coordinators
Operations & Back
Office Support
Client Onboarding Client Services
Business Unit Types
Mutual Funds &
Exchange Traded
Funds
IRAs: Roth &
Traditional
Securities &
Commodities Trading
Fix Fee &
Commission
Fee Advisory
Services
CDs & Bonds Alternative
Investment Products
Product Types
Financial Planner Retail Investor
Institutional Client Wealth Manager
Asset Manager
Channel Types
Voice of the….
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Voice of the CustomerDifferentiated & Innovative Segmentation
Connected Data: Dynamics 365 LinkedIn PowerObjects Discovery Data
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PowerObjects, an HCL CompanyCapital Markets Voice of the Customer
Registered
Investment Advisor
(RIA)
Broker Dealer &
Certified Financial
Planner
Registered
Investment Advisor
(RIA)
InstitutionRetail &
Household
Global Consultant Financial Firm
Firms & Accounts Types
Sales & Wholesaling Marketing, Training &
Education
Scheduling
Coordinators
Operations & Back
Office Support
Client Onboarding Client Services
Business Unit Types
Mutual Funds &
Exchange Traded
Funds
IRAs: Roth &
Traditional
Securities &
Commodities Trading
Fix Fee &
Commission
Fee Advisory
Services
CDs & Bonds Alternative
Investment Products
Product Types
Financial Planner Retail Investor
Institutional Client Wealth Manager
Asset Manager
Channel Types
Voice of the….
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PowerObjects, an HCL CompanyCapital Markets Customer 360 Asset & Accelerator
Capital Markets Closed Loop
Customer Journey
PowerObjects, an HCL Company Financial Services PracticeHigh Performance Personalized, Predictive, Proactive Customer Experiences
Personas Segmentation Accuracy
Kate Leggett
Forrester
VP and Principle Analyst
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @ kateleggett
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Source: Forrester Research “Winning In The Age Of The Customer” report.
Empowered customers have given rise to a new era
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May 2014 “Brief: Systems Of Engagement Take Center Stage”
Customers expect differentiated experiences over their entire journey
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Good customer experiences are good for business
Retention
loyalty
Enrichment
loyalty
Advocacy
loyalty
The likelihood that a
customer will keep
existing business
with the company
The likelihood that a
customer will buy
additional products
and services from
the company
The likelihood that
a customer will
recommend the
company to
others
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There is a linear relationship between CX and customer loyalty
Base: 6,499 US online adults (18+) who have interacted with a retail bank in the past 12 months
Source: Forrester’s Customer Experience Index Online Survey, US Consumers Q1 2015
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There is a linear relationship between CX and revenue potential
Note: The number of financial products includes the following financial products: checking account; savings account; credit card; money market
account; mortgage; home equity loan/line of credit; personal loan/line of credit; and auto loan.
Base: 6,499 US online adults (18+) who have interacted with a retail bank in the past 12 months
Source: Forrester’s Customer Experience Index Online Survey, US Consumers Q1 2015
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There is a relationship between CX and advocacy
Base: 6,499 US online adults (18+) who have interacted with a retail bank in the past 12 months
Source: Forrester’s Customer Experience Index Online Survey, US Consumers Q1 2015
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The revenue
impact of good
customer
experiences can
be quantified
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Many financial institutions aren’t ready to meet clients new expectations:
Serve me, when I want,
where I want, with
perfect knowledge of
who I am.
Personal
Proactive
Productive
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Financial services miss out on eliciting positive emotions
Only 31% feel appreciated
Only 29% felt valued
Only 27% felt respected
Base: 6,499 US online adults (18+) who have interacted with financial services in the past 12 months
Source: Forrester’s Customer Experience Index Online Survey, US Consumers Q1 2015
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Companies use CRM
as a foundation of
customer engagement
$32B
$24B
2015 2017
63%
What does this have to do with CRM?
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360 degree view of the customer critically important
Customer
CashLending
Derivatives Trade
Relationship Manager
Americas
Customer
CashLending
Derivatives Trade
Relationship Manager
EMEA
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Financial services struggle with
product and regional technology silos
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Data issues plague crm success
See the “Benchmark Against Best Practices To Optimize CRM Performance” Forrester report
Creating a single view of the customer ………………….. 47%
Creating customer insight to drive decision
making……………………………………………………..... 41%
Managing data quality………………………….... 35%
Coordinating across different CRM platforms … 21%
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Data quality ultimately impact customer experience
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CRM Is For Business Process
Data Quality Solutions Are For Data Process
Enrich CRM with data for personal interactions
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Understand the quality of leads
Pinpoint the right prospects
Recommend the right collateral
Streamline the sales process
Allow sales to collaborate
Recommend the right conversation
Identify the target market
Pinpoint discounting thresholds
Identify best products
Identify the right hire
Identify the right next step
Understand customer segments
Connect sales to the right contact
Streamline onboarding
Empower advisors
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Good Customer experiences are good for business
Retention
loyalty
Enrichment
loyalty
Advocacy
loyalty
The likelihood that a
customer will keep
existing business
with the company
The likelihood that a
customer will buy
additional products
and services from
the company
The likelihood that
a customer will
recommend the
company to
others
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PowerObjects, an HCL Company Financial Services PracticeHigh Performance Personalized, Predictive, Proactive Customer Experiences
Personas Segmentation Accuracy
Bob Herrmann
Discovery Data
CEO
Email: [email protected]
▪ Leading provider of firm and rep data and data services
▪ 800+ institutional clients including nearly every one of the
industry’s 400 largest
▪ Have helped the industry with segmentation for our entire 15 year
history
▪ Have completed nearly every sizable CRM data hygiene project for
the industry
About Discovery Data
1. Start with clean data
2. Automate the processing of ongoing changes
3. Employ unique IDs for firms, branches, teams, people
4. Formalize defining your target market and channel
segmentation at the highest level
Segmentation Best Practices
Segmentation Best Practices
Of last 10 million client CRM contact records we cleaned:
No longer in industry: 17%
Now at different firm: 18%
Different phone: 25%*
Different email: 15%
Didn’t have email: 27%
Duplicate record: 9%
*Discounted for estimated cases client has better phone than Discovery Data
▪ Start with clean data
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Start with clean data
▪ According to the stats on the prior slide, a firm spending $5 million
of marketing and sales staff time conducting outreach throws away
~20% or $1 million…
▪ …while spending millions on business intelligence initiatives, such
as predictive analytics, lead scoring, and collecting supplemental
profile and behavioral data.
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Automate the processing of ongoing changes
▪ Over 200,000 registered rep records have a change in one or more
material profile points annually.
▪ Once you have dealt with the issue of inaccurate and incomplete
data, if you attempt to then keep up with change manually, you will
quickly be back in the same mess.
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Employ unique IDs for firms, branches, teams, people
▪ This is the same person*:
Mary Jones
Mary Smith
▪ Who never changed locations in 8 years but 11 variations of the
address were provided in regulatory filings, including for example:
123 North Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14225
123 N. Main St., Buffalo, NY 14225
123 N. Main Street, Suite 205, Buffalo, NY 14225
123 N. Main Street, Floor 2, Buffalo, NY 14225
▪ Who never changed firms in 10 years but her firm changed its name:
NFP Securities Inc. to Kestra Investment Services LLC
*Mary Smith (nee Jones)
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Employ unique IDs for firms, branches, teams, people
▪ The only way to automate ongoing record updates and at the same
time minimize the change is by using unique identifiers that do not
change.
▪ Through all the change on the prior slide example it was…
Rep 12345
Branch F42046A98765
Firm 42046
▪ Therefore, within your CRM the Firm Account, Branch Account and
Contact would have never changed. Some data within them will
change but there will be no changing to new records and no
duplicates.
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Formalize defining your target market and channel
segmentation at the highest level
▪ Two firms with precisely the same target market populated their
CRMs with…
Firm A: 725,000 Contacts
Firm B: 32,000 Contacts
▪ Both outcomes were severely off the mark
▪ In both cases filtering decisions were left to the data team
Segmentation Best Practices
▪ Formalize defining your target market and channel
segmentation at the highest level
▪ Two firms with precisely the same target market populated their
CRMs with…
Firm A: 725,000 Contacts
Firm B: 32,000 Contacts
▪ Both outcomes were severely off the mark
▪ In both cases filtering decisions were left to the data team
1. Start with clean data
2. Automate the processing of ongoing changes
3. Employ unique IDs for firms, branches, teams, people
4. Formalize defining your target market and channel
segmentation at the highest level
Only then can you confidently go on to advanced segmenting
by success level, product focus, likelihood to purchase, etc.
Segmentation Best Practices
Thank You!Greg Moser
Sr. Director, Financial Services Practice
Phone: 281.725.1789
Email: [email protected]