Table of Contents
Methodology 7
- The eMarketer Difference 8
- The Benefits of eMarketer's Aggregation Approach 9
- "Benchmarking" and Projections 9
I US Market Size, Growth & Trends 11
- Cross-Channel Currents 15
- Internet Growth Curve 25
- Broadband Makes More Active Customers 28
- Online Banking: Size, Costs, Savings & Metrics 35
- Counting Online Banking Users 45
II The Interactive Banking Customer 51
- Demographics & Dollars 52
- Online Activities 56
- What Online Customers Do 68
- What Bank Customers Want 72
- Attitudes & Expectations 78
- Affluent Profits: Make More From the Wealthy 84
- Small-Business Market 93
III Channels & Services 99
- Keep the Customer Satisfied: CRM and Beyond 100
- ATMs 115
- Wireless 120
- Account Aggregation 126
- Online Lending 138
- Brokerage 149
- Smart Cards 152
- Portal Services 155
IV Electronic Payments 157
- Bill Payments 161
- Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment 172
- B2B E-Payments 180
- Automated Clearing House (ACH) 184
- P2P Payments 190
- E-Checks: Truncation & Imaging 194
V Financial-Service Technology 199
- Spending Patterns 201
- Technology Initiatives 213
- Customer-Focused Tech 214
- Outsourcing 219
VI Online Banking: Barriers & Possibilities 225
- Privacy & Security: Whose Data Is Safe? 229
- Trust & Relationships: Who Manages Things? 237
VII Community Banks 243
- Size & Scale 244
- Customer Base 251
- Services Now and To Come 253
- Small Businesses, Small Banks 262
- Community Banking's Website Attitudes 265
VIII Rank the Banks 269
- Gomez 270
- Jupiter 272
IX Insurance Online 277
- The Market 278
- Insurance IT Spending 290
X Global Online Banking 299
- Worldwide Spends & Trends 301
- Canada 306
- Europe 319
- United Kingdom 334
- Germany 343
- Other Nations 349
- Asia-Pacific 352
- Australia & New Zealand 355
- Japan 356
- South Korea 359
- Hong Kong & China 360
- Singapore 363
- Latin America 365
Index of Charts 367 |