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According to our most recent #ConsumerBanking Report, 93% of bank customers in #SaudiArabia reported being happy with their bank. To understand why — and what lessons other banks can learn from the region — we caught up with our regional expert Mohammad Chehab. https://epamsys.co/3xmTlJH
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Absa, Standard Bank, and FNB have been closing ATMs over the last five years, while Capitec has significantly increased its ATM footprint. The main reason for the small decline in the number of ATMs over the last year was sporadic violent crime. MyBroadband’s analysis showed that the number of ATMs in South Africa declined from 33,171 in 2019 to 28,967 in 2023/2024. https://lnkd.in/enKSwwKX
South Africa’s biggest banks closing ATMs across South Africa
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Did you know 1-in-2 Canadians are dissatisfied with financial incentives from banks? We can all use a second chance, especially when it comes to getting everyday banking right! Check out how EQ Bank | Equitable Bank is challenging the industry by giving Canadians 4.00% bonus interest on everyday banking, plus no fees! It’s never too late for a second chance: https://rb.gy/jgiq6g #makebank #eqbank #equitablebank #secondchance
EQ Bank challenges Canadians to expect more of chequing accounts as "Second Chance" campaign launches
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Did you know 1-in-2 Canadians are dissatisfied with financial incentives from banks? We can all use a second chance, especially when it comes to getting everyday banking right! Check out how EQ Bank | Equitable Bank is challenging the industry by giving Canadians 4.00% bonus interest on everyday banking, plus no fees! It’s never too late for a second chance: https://rb.gy/jgiq6g #makebank #eqbank #equitablebank #secondchance
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Did you know half Canadians are dissatisfied with financial incentives from banks? We can all use a second chance, especially when it comes to getting everyday banking right! Check out how EQ Bank | Equitable Bank is challenging the industry by giving Canadians 4.00% bonus interest on everyday banking, plus no fees! It’s never too late for a second chance: https://rb.gy/jgiq6g #makebank #eqbank #equitablebank #secondchance
EQ Bank challenges Canadians to expect more of chequing accounts as "Second Chance" campaign launches
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Mashreq NEO Central Bank of The UAE Here I am not only writing it but I mean it to close my account with Mashreq NEO. I just got an email ( We are writing to inform you of a technical issue that has impacted some of your Debit Card transactions (ending with 4022) between 18 April and 8 May 2024. These transactions were successfully processed by the merchants, however, due to the technical issue, the transactions were not debited from your account. These transactions will be processed and debited from your account on 24 July 2024. To avoid your account balance going below zero, please ensure that you have enough funds to cover the total amount due in addition to any other commitments that you may have (Cheques, Direct Debits, Standing Instructions, etc). Any charges posted to your account as a result of the below-listed transactions will be reversed by 31 August 2024. Impacted transactions are as follows: AED 39.62 dated 20 April 2024 to UNITED HYPERMARKET AED 53.56 dated 29 April 2024 to NESTO HYPER MARKET LLC AED 42.48 dated 5 May 2024 to YAMAMA HYPER MARKET). Here my question is is Mashreq this much lazy to check the transaction? or smart enough to send the email after 3 months? how did the customer verify this? but as I always keep my balance sheet maintained so I have every single fils detail that I crossed check and there is no variation between my Mashreq account balance and my balance sheet. It simply means that I am been charged for these transactions and now Mashreq wants me to charge again. Its not about the 135.66 AED. And when I call the customer care to ask and I mentioned that I got the SMS also for these transactions. In response to my these words the representative mentioned I should not trust the sms. Seriously?. Then what and who we should trust? It's about the ethics and core values. if there was something like that it should be conveyed at the same time, same day, week also but after 3 months?? It is disgusting. Mashreq I am sorry but I need to discontinue with Mashreq after this.
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Mashreq NEO Mashreq Central Bank of The UAE update, I got a call from the mashreq bank. The duration of this call was around 26 minutes with the representative from bank Mr nasruddin nisar Ahmed CXC-BRG customer care unit. It was a lengthy discussion I told the representative that the emails and SMS regarding deductions from account are also sent to me at the same time. But he mentioned I should not rely on them those were just conversational or communicational messages and emails. At a point he was aggressive enough and tried to accept that he or his bank is on the right side of the issue.to my surprise if the bank sends me an email and SMS that I got salary and then there is nothing in my account so the bank will say don't trust the sms or email? well if we are playing April fool with the bank? I'm still unable to understand the bank representative nasruddin nisar Ahmed mentioned that the payment transfering to the merchant takes 3 months. Mashreq Mashreq NEO Central Bank of The UAE seriously? what if someone don't have money and pays through card believing that this will take 3 months to verify so in that case the bank will approve or immediately decline the transaction?in this much digital DXB how it could be possible? Mashreq NEO Mashreq since I am using these accounts for past 2 years I had no issue but this issue is a kind of something I couldn't understand that's why as a safer side for future to not to happen this or anything bigger like this I am already in process to close the accounts associated to me. I am sorry to say good bye to the bank. please cooperate till I close the accounts.
Goal-oriented professional with a comprehensive background in sales and marketing strategies, warehouse management, and retail store operations.Seeking a dynamic role that leverages my diverse skill set to drive.
Mashreq NEO Central Bank of The UAE Here I am not only writing it but I mean it to close my account with Mashreq NEO. I just got an email ( We are writing to inform you of a technical issue that has impacted some of your Debit Card transactions (ending with 4022) between 18 April and 8 May 2024. These transactions were successfully processed by the merchants, however, due to the technical issue, the transactions were not debited from your account. These transactions will be processed and debited from your account on 24 July 2024. To avoid your account balance going below zero, please ensure that you have enough funds to cover the total amount due in addition to any other commitments that you may have (Cheques, Direct Debits, Standing Instructions, etc). Any charges posted to your account as a result of the below-listed transactions will be reversed by 31 August 2024. Impacted transactions are as follows: AED 39.62 dated 20 April 2024 to UNITED HYPERMARKET AED 53.56 dated 29 April 2024 to NESTO HYPER MARKET LLC AED 42.48 dated 5 May 2024 to YAMAMA HYPER MARKET). Here my question is is Mashreq this much lazy to check the transaction? or smart enough to send the email after 3 months? how did the customer verify this? but as I always keep my balance sheet maintained so I have every single fils detail that I crossed check and there is no variation between my Mashreq account balance and my balance sheet. It simply means that I am been charged for these transactions and now Mashreq wants me to charge again. Its not about the 135.66 AED. And when I call the customer care to ask and I mentioned that I got the SMS also for these transactions. In response to my these words the representative mentioned I should not trust the sms. Seriously?. Then what and who we should trust? It's about the ethics and core values. if there was something like that it should be conveyed at the same time, same day, week also but after 3 months?? It is disgusting. Mashreq I am sorry but I need to discontinue with Mashreq after this.
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🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
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🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
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🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
Partnerships @ Tapix | 💳 Enabling banks to build smart solutions and features with transaction data | 🏦 50+ banks and 73+ million end users globally 📊
🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
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🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
Partnerships @ Tapix | 💳 Enabling banks to build smart solutions and features with transaction data | 🏦 50+ banks and 73+ million end users globally 📊
🚨 UAE Banks Are Losing Consumer Trust according to PwC Middle East latest insights. Social media conversations about UAE banks grew by 10.7% in 2023, but consumer sentiment is dropping fast. What’s going wrong? 1. Customer service is a major pain point for UAE consumers. 80.6% of complaints are related to slow turnaround times and staff who don’t seem knowledgeable or helpful. People are frustrated with the response times through traditional channels like call centers and emails. 2. Fraud and scams were recurring concerns, highlighting the necessity for better cybersecurity measures to restore trust. 3. Conversations around credit cards and loans have increased, but 83% of the feedback is negative. Complaints include card malfunctions, difficulties with loan applications, and issues with fees. In an economy where borrowing is becoming more common, product-related grievances are damaging brand reputation. With new players entering the market, such as digital-only banks like Liv and Mashreq NEO, competition is fierce, and consumers are not shy about sharing their frustrations online. Yet, incumbent banks like Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank still dominate in terms of share of voice. However, even these leading banks are seeing a decline in consumer sentiment, largely due to operational shortcomings. Reputational wins are no longer enough—banks need to fix their operational issues to truly stand out. UAE consumers expect seamless, secure experiences. Banks that act now will win their trust back.
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