Customer Experience in Financial Services

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1 Marketforce s 4th Annual Conference Customer Experience in Financial Services In the era of the connected consumer: industry leaders envision the optimum customer journey 4th March 2014 Jumeirah Carlton Tower, London Speakers include: marketforce.eu.com Paul Geddes Direct Line Group Simon Lee Group Chief Executive RSA Run in conjunction with: Customer Insight & Analytics in Financial Services 5th March 2014 Jumeirah Carlton Tower, London Mark Mullen First Direct David Barral Aviva UK & Ireland Life FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS REPRESENTED LAST YEAR Clive Adamson Executive FCA Board Member & Director of Supervision FCA Sarah Hicks Managing Director, Digital Banking Santander REGULARLY ATTRACTS OVER ATTENDEES Mark Johnson Managing Director BlackRock Karan Martin Customer Service Director Legal & General Book before 13th December to save up to 200! Lead Sponsor: Tulsi Naidu Operations Director Prudential Murat Höke Customer Experience & Business Development Director TEB Sponsor: Fantastic representation from around the industry and an outstanding opportunity to share views and hear different perspectives, First Direct

2 Customer Experience in Financial Services 4th March 2014 Jumeirah Carlton Tower, London Customer Experience in Financial Services offers the industry an unparalleled opportunity to discover future strategies for delivering a flawless customer journey and remaining competitive. With four CEOs and the FCA speaking at this leading forum, themes will include meeting changing customer needs; creating a successful omni-channel; strategies for enabling an innovative customer journey; and the future regulatory landscape. Network with peers from leading financial services firms and discuss the future of excellence in customer experience. Why attend? Hear from the CEOs of leading banks, general and life insurers on their future ambitions Gain insight from the FCA on their expectations of the customer journey Discover routes to creating a leading multi-channel proposition to attract and retain the customer Discuss overcoming operational restraints to enable an innovative customer journey Improve understanding on routes to gaining accurate customer insight Feedback from past events: Good use of time and value for money Head of Customer Experience, MetLife Very well organised and content well presented Managed Care Manager, PMI Health Group Good - lots of thoughts to take away Lead Customer Value Proposition, Skandia Insightful, varied, interesting I m sure I ve taken lots with me, some of which I can apply to my organisation Customer Service Officer, MSV Life #CEFS Welcome address by Marketforce Chair's opening remarks 1 Creating a customer-centric organisation views from the leaders Keynote Opening Address Putting the customer at the heart of financial services to remain competitive Prioritising the customer: using customer-facing strategies to drive profits and profile How can firms use customer experience to differentiate themselves? Rebuilding the industry s reputation: what strategies are integral to winning trust? How can teams demonstrate ROI to the board and shareholders? Simon Lee, Group Chief Executive, RSA Questions Transforming to meet changing customer needs Keeping abreast of rapid rates of change: how risk-adverse can firms afford to be? How is consumer appetite changing and how will financial services need to adapt? What impact might the Current Account Switch Service have on customer loyalty? Service versus product: where should the balance lie? Which channels will take priority and how can cross-channels be aligned effectively? Mark Mullen,, First Direct Becoming a leader in customer experience Which differentiating factors do customers truly value? Learning from retail: what lessons can financial services garner? Building a business proposition and brand that connects to the customer Understanding the fundamentals of what creates customer trust Paul Geddes,, Direct Line Group Advisory session Mobile Voting The future of excellence in customer experience Delegates will now have the opportunity to vote on a series of questions using their mobile devices. The panel will discuss poll results as they appear. Themes covered in the session will include: The greatest barrier to improving customer experience culture, IT or proving ROI? Proving ROI: how can the value of investment best be demonstrated to the board? How critical is operational change should firms have a cautious or urgent approach? Will the regulatory restructure aid or impede firms in improving the customer journey? How advanced are financial services in delivering excellence in customer experience? How high is the competitive threat of digitalised new entrants? Mark Mullen,, First Direct Paul Geddes,, Direct Line Group David Barral,, Aviva UK & Ireland Life Mark Johnson, Managing Director, BlackRock Refreshments Tuesday 4th March 2014 BOOK ONLINE

3 2 Creating a successful multi-channel strategy Innovation in banking: working towards a multi-channel future How are customers expectations of the banking relationship changing? Which channels have proven most effective for engaging customers? What does the future hold: is an omni-channel strategy achievable? Sarah Hicks, Managing Director, Digital Banking, Santander Advisory session Questions Interactive Discussion Zones Seizing the opportunities afforded by each customer touch point Delegates will now select one of four zones to discuss routes to success in each channel. Each zone will be facilitated by an industry leader, who will then feed back the insight garnered, along with their experiences in developing that point of contact. Zone 1: Developing a mobile proposition, today and tomorrow Facilitator to be confirmed Zone 2: Using social media to interact with the customer Facilitated by Hannah Squirrell, Marketing & ecommerce Director, Bennetts Zone 3: Excellence online: increasing personalisation and ease of use Facilitated by Gordon Rutherford, Head of Marketing & e-commerce, AXA Commercial Lines Zone 4: Measuring the value of face-to-face: building personal relationships Facilitated by Gerald McLarnon, Marketing Director, Swinton Insurance The facilitators will now take to the stage to present their findings to the floor Case Study TEB The growth of digital media has opened up countless avenues for gaining brand presence, increasing sales and deepening customer communication and insight. However, those who succeed will need to overcome the challenge of aligning channels appropriately to deliver a seamless and consistent customer journey. Hear from a leading representative from the Turkish banking industry on lessons learned along the way. Murat Höke, Customer Experience & Business Development Director, TEB Incentivising staff to deliver a quality service Incentivising on sales versus service: where does the right balance lie? The importance of incentivising throughout the customer lifecycle How can teams accurately measure and reward their staff s performance? What forms of training are needed to revitalise service? Karan Martin, Customer Service Director, Legal & General Advisory session Panel Discussion & Questions Creating a customer-centric operational framework Which is more likely to deliver the greater benefit for the customer: IT or cultural change? Gaining board buy-in: how can teams win investment in transformation? Achieving a 360 degree view of the customer: which approach will deliver the best ROI? Transforming a legacy: radical overhaul or incremental change? Tulsi Naidu, Operations Director, Prudential Murat Höke, Customer Experience & Business Development Director, TEB Karan Martin, Customer Service Director, Legal & General Refreshments 4 Gaining customer insight Case Study Using analytics to gain insight: lessons from insurance Analytics has long been used by underwriting teams to build an accurate pricing model. Hear from a leading insurer on the lessons learned in converting data into truly useful customer insight. David Williams, Managing Director, Underwriting, AXA Commercial Lines Advisory session Measuring and predicting customer satisfaction How accurate are surveys? What more needs to be done to gauge customer experience? How far will analytics go in predicting customer attitudes and outcomes? Putting together the customer puzzle: what can teams infer from multiple sources? To what extent can customer satisfaction data help to win further investment? What are the key success factors in enabling reliable customer insight? Manuela Pifani, Head of Customer Experience, Direct Line Group Questions Lunch 5 The FCA s expectations for the future of customer experience 3 Developing operations to meet customers needs Creating a reliable and agile systems structure To what extent is technology integral to improving the customer journey? How can IT and customer experience teams work better together to develop service? Cloud-based services are these the main way ahead for IT transformation? Communicating change to the customer: how can firms demonstrate system reliability? What new opportunities have been opened up by technological advances? Tulsi Naidu, Operations Director, Prudential Keynote Closing Address Since its creation, the FCA has aimed to put customers best interests at the forefront of its regulatory requirements, touting behavioural economics and mystery shoppers as just some of the measures it will use to put integrity back into the customer experience. What has the regulator identified as priority areas for improvement? Clive Adamson, Executive FCA Board Member & Director of Supervision, FCA Questions Chair s closing remarks, followed by drinks reception TELEPHONE +44 (0)

4 Lead Sponsor: Deloitte has an unparalleled breadth and depth of services which make it a world force in its chosen areas of business - audit, tax, consulting and corporate finance. As a leading business advisory firm in the UK, we are renowned for our commitment to innovation, quality, client service excellence and for the calibre of our people. We serve many of the UK s leading Financial Services firms, providing insightful and impartial advice on how to attract and retain customers to achieve profitable growth. By harnessing talent and expertise across the firm, we deliver solutions to clients that inspire confidence in what we promise. Sponsor: RELATED EVENT Customer Insight and Analytics in Financial Services 5th March 2014 London In an increasingly digitised world where firms continue to amass huge volumes of data, the opportunities for unlocking intelligent customer insight remain limitless. Customer Insight & Analytics brings together leading financial services firms to discuss the future of enabling insight to attract and retain the future customer. OpenText is a leading supplier of Enterprise Information Management solutions. The fully integrated combination of Equipos Coric Client Communications with OpenText Portal enriches the online and mobile experience for HNW individuals. OpenText Portal allows wealth managers to provide ad hoc, 24/7client-self-service access to personalised, real-time and historical investment reports. Equipos is a leading global provider of best practice automated client communications solutions. Our best-in-class solutions increase operational efficiency, enhance client service and support regulatory compliance. Last year's attendees: Actuate AEGON Ageas UK Allianz Group AXA Group Barclays Bank Baringa Partners BeeOne Bennetts BGL Group BNP Paribas Cardif Boxwood Capita Group City Park Technologies Clydesdale Bank Comarch Direct Line Group Ecclesiastical Insurance Group eg Solutions egain Communications Erste Bank Financial Ombudsman Service First Direct Hastings Insurance Group Human Factors IND Group John Ryan KPMG Legal & General LiveWork Lloyds Banking Group LV= M&G Investments MetLife Metro Bank Minister Law Solicitors Money Advice Service Mphasis Financial institutions represented last year: MSV Life Munich Re Munich Re - HSB Engineering Insurance National Savings & Investments Nationwide Nice Systems Oliver Wyman Group Orbis Mutual Funds Phoenix Group PMI Health Group Principality Building Society Prudential Royal Bank of Scotland RPMI Limited SAP Sdl International Selftrade Sitel Skandia Group Standard Life Group Steria Swinton Group Tata Consultancy Services Teleperformance Tesco Bank Tesco Underwriting The Futures Company Transversal Triglav Insurance Company Virtual Affairs Volkswagen Financial Services Yorkshire Building Society Zurich Global Corporate There are various opportunities to engage key decision makers through speaking, exhibiting & other tailored packages. Contact us for more details: (0) sponsorenquiries@marketforce.eu.com Retail banks Insurance companies Life & investments

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