CRAFTING JOURNEYS

Personalised Interactions

Professional Services

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Financial Services

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Personal Banking

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Unsecured Loans

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Customer Experience

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Omnichannel Experience

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Micro Moments & Journeys

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Research

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Design

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UX

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IA

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Ideation

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Prototype

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App Design

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Professional Services | Financial Services | Personal Banking | Unsecured Loans | Customer Experience | Omnichannel Experience | Micro Moments & Journeys | Research | Design | UX | IA | Ideation | Prototype | App Design |

Deep diving into micro-moments across customer touchpoints is essential to understand nuanced behaviour. By investigating communication channels, interfaces and interaction points, we can attribute customer frustration and breakdowns to specific moments in key task flows, whilst understanding why they occur when speaking to people.

In personal banking, money mindsets matter. In 2022, Australians borrowed approximately $2.5 billion per month in new personal loans. The average loan amount was $22,643, at an average interest rate of 13.87% per annum. A significant portion of this borrowing can be attributed to the growing demand for credit lines without resorting to traditional methods. Lenders, such as traditional banks, evaluate an individual’s cash flow history and their ability to repay loans.

Unsecured loans do not require collateral, making them accessible to a broader range of borrowers, including those looking to improve their credit scores. The application process for these loans is quick, and they offer flexibility in usage, various loan types, and an array of rewards, which appeal to many individuals. When faced with urgent expenses, borrowers often overlook the higher interest rates associated with lending.

These loans were intended to provide customers with quick solutions to purchase essentials and fulfil desires. However, several factors such as the rise of consumerism, the glorification of social media bragging, influencer marketing, and the advent of open banking have left younger customers in financial distress, often due to poor money management skills. Budgeting and maintaining a positive relationship with finances have significantly declined.

With the introduction of open banking, a myriad of services have emerged in the financial sector. Money management has become increasingly important, and we have seen the rise of "Buy Now, Pay Later" (BNPL) models that exacerbate issues related to reckless spending, while traditional banks and credit unions continue to profit from these types of loans.

This is where the neo banks come in, aiming to help people better understand their spending habits, limit their use of credit, inspire saving, and encourage positive financial behaviours. They provide categorised spending breakdowns, goal-setting tools, budgeting features, investment opportunities, and round-up saving options.

As a result, traditional lending institutions need to adapt, innovate, evolve and step up their game…

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