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Presentation given in May 2012 at Next Bank Asia in Singapore on the visual promises that banks make through their identities, and how they need to evolve to stay relevant.http://nextbankasia.com/2012/01/tjohnston/
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10.05.2012 The Visual Language of Banking. Presented at Next Bank Asia 2012.
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10.05.2012

The Visual Language of Banking.

Presented at Next Bank Asia 2012.

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A quick reality check.

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We opened a studio in Singapore

and needed a bank account …

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… so naturally we went to the

world’s global bank first.

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“The account opening fee will

be $1,000 please.”

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“F*** that.”

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The world’s local bank.*

* With the exception of Singapore.

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Next door they’re here for good.

Sounds promising.

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“Could you send your application

to Singapore yourself please.

I’m very busy you know!”

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“WTF?”

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“DHL is pretty good.

If we send documents

internally they often

get lost.”

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“Well can you fax it?!?!”

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“Actually my fax is broken”

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“Supervisor!”

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Where for good?

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Banks are making visual

promises they can’t live

up to.

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Let’s take a look at the

top 100 and see what

patterns emerge.

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The 9 visual promises

of banks.

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There are two

problems with these

visual promises.

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First, nobody really believes

them any more.

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Second, they don’t reflect what

today’s banks need to be about.

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Today’s banks need to be:

1. Personal

2. Motivating

3. Human

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Today’s banks need to be:

1. Personal

2. Motivating

3. Human

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Most of today’s banks

are over-branded.

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So what if we got the

identity out of the way?

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Today’s banks:

1. Personal:

Get the identity out of the way

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Today’s banks need to be:

1. Personal

2. Motivating

3. Human

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Today’s banks:

1. Personal:

Get the identity out of the way

2. Motivating:

Give bite-sized offers

their own identity

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Today’s banks need to be:

1. Personal

2. Motivating

3. Human

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Singapore Airlines

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Comms

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Comms Web

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Comms Web Mobile

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So why haven’t banks

created any icons of

service?

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Banks of the future:

1. Personal:

Get the identity out of the way

2. Motivating:

Give bite-sized offers

their own identity

3. Human:

Give me princess Leia

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