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Delivering that Secure Feeling Help consumers reduce perceived risks (for a price)
Author
Jim Bruene
Published
Apr. 4, 2012; OBR 203
Pages
48
Format
Printed, PDF
Size
4.7MB
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Abstract: In this report, we look at the opportunities for banks to bundle a series of security features into a fee-based package account. While financial institution must be careful not to appear to be charging for “normal” security protections, there is a market for customers who value extra peace of mind.
The multi-billion-dollar credit monitoring industry is testament to that.
And even if you are not looking for fee income from your security initiatives, many of the enhancements mentioned can be used to either differentiate your offerings, reduce fraud costs, and/or retain customers.
Companies mentioned: ActivePath, AdmitOne Security, Bank of America, Barclays (UK), BillGuard, Chase, Citibank, City Bank of Texas, Commonwealth Bank (Australia), Credit Karma, DigitalMailer, Doxo, ETRONIKA, Finsphere, ING Direct USA, LifeLock, Malauzai Software, Manilla, Mercantile Bank of Michigan, Northwest FCU, PayPal, SecureKey, Starbucks, SureSafe, Travelers Insurance, UW Credit Union, ValidSoft, Voice Commerce Wells Fargo, Westpac NZ
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