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How Prepared Are Financial Firms Feeling for Consumer Duty?

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In our recent virtual panel discussion, we explored how different financial firms are embracing the Consumer Duty Act and identified areas where most of their resources have been designated. Firms should harness the benefits of data and technology to improve their services and understand the outcomes they achieve for their customers.”

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AI in Financial CX: The Future of Banking Experiences

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The financial sector is at the forefront of a significant transformation, driven largely by the buzzword of the decade: artificial intelligence. AI’s ability to analyze and interpret vast data sets is redefining how financial institutions interact with their customers, offering more personalized, efficient, and secure services.

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CX Titans: Samsung & Apple’s Rivalry and Collaboration for Excellence

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This symbiotic relationship has led to a continuous evolution in technology, pushing the boundaries of what customers expect and experience. Here, we provide an overview of their corporate structures, leadership, and financial performance. Designed on DALL-E or MidJourney; all rights reserved to ECXOorg. Apple Apple Inc.,

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How Voice of Customer (VoC) Programs Revolutionize Compliance in Financial Services

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The Australian financial services industry operates in a tightly regulated environment, with a myriad of compliance obligations that must be met. RG 271 specifies that financial firms, including AFSLs, must have a fully functional internal dispute resolution (IDR) system in place.

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Should Loyalty Metrics Be Reassessed Post-Pandemic?

To answer these questions, we analyzed VOC data from programs across a variety of verticals – including Financial Services, Healthcare, B2B Services, Technology, and more. Have the drivers of customer experience changed? Download this eBook to learn what we discovered and get the most out of your customer feedback!

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Embracing Consumer Duty to Deliver Positive Outcomes for the UK Financial Services Sector

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The new FCA Consumer Duty is intended to improve customer outcomes and promote better customer experiences in the financial industry in the United Kingdom (UK) by setting higher and clearer standards of consumer protection. Consumer Duty Principle, proposed by FCA , is a significant new legislation for the UK Financial Services sector.

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Why Europe and the UK Are Always Behind the USA in Customer Experience

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Her success is largely due to the European market’s current focus on fundamental CX concepts like journey mapping, cultural transformation, technology, and strategy, areas in which she excels, complemented by her very engaging and likable personality. However, many European top executives still do not fully grasp this aspect.

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Should Loyalty Metrics be Reassessed Post-Pandemic? And What About NPS?

After analyzing VOC data from verticals including Financial Services, Healthcare, B2B Services and Technology, we found some interesting answers. They wonder: Does Net Promoter Score® (NPS) still have the same predictive power. Do loyalty metrics need to be reassessed? Have the drivers of customer experience changed?

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How to Efficiently Transform Your Customer Service Through AI

Speaker: Rana Gujral, CEO at Behavioral Signals

Customer service technology has largely been the same for decades. Insights from a real-world case study, involving a European Financial Institution, and how behavioral AI managed to increase revenues by 20% while lowering call center costs by 7.6%. But are your contact center practices able to grow with a customer’s experience?

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The Health of the Contact Center: Are You Ready for 2019?

A survey of 1,000 contact center professionals reveals what it takes to improve agent well-being in a customer-centric era. This report is a must-read for contact center leaders preparing to engage agents and improve customer experience in 2019.