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[Report]
The Four E's of Green Banking: Educate, Enable, Make it Easy -- and Be Earnest
Published: 2008/06
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Table of Contents
- Overview
- Primary Questions
- Findings and Analysis
- Methodology
- Executive Summary
- Key Recommendations
- Educate
- Enable
- Make It Easy
- Be Earnest
- Green Banking Role Models
- Green Banking: It' s a Jungle Out There
- The Risks and Rewards of Green Marketing
- Who' s Green, Who' s Not - And Who Could Be Swayed?
- Why Greens Should Be Targeted
- Don' t Neglect the Moderates
- And Respect the Skeptics' Viewpoint
- Green Banking: Where Should Institutions Start?
- Appendix
- Related Research
- Companies Mentioned
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Definitions of Greens, Moderates, Skeptics
- Figure 2: All Types of Bankers Agree - For Once
- Figure 3: Green Concerns of Increasing Importance to Americans
- Figure 4: Consumers Positively Affected by FI' s Environmental Activities
- Figure 5: Greens Are Hotter on All Environmental Activities
- Figure 6: Even among Greens, Many Still Need to Adopt Paperless
- Figure 7: Greens Motivated by Impact on Earth vs. Moderates
- Figure 8: Greens Have a Warm Relationship with their Banks
- Figure 9: Greens, Moderates and Skeptics, by Gender
- Figure 10: Likelihood to Own Financial Products by Type of Green Banker
- Figure 11: Satisfaction with- and Reasons for Switching Banks by Type of
Green Banker
- Figure 12: Likelihood to Use Bill Pay and Mobile Banking Services by Type
of Green Banker
- Figure 13: Paper Statement Turnoff by Type of Green Banker
- Figure 14: Greens Touch their FIs More Often, Typically through Less
Costly Channels
- Figure 15: Greens Enjoy Stickier Online Bill Payment Services
- Figure 16: Top Green Motivator for Online Bill Viewing
- Figure 17: Green Bankers Find Alerts "Extremely" Useful
- Figure 18: Moderates Demand Discounts; Greens Desire Services
- Figure 19: One in Five Skeptics Need to Be Banked
- Figure 20: Many Skeptics Do Not Regularly Pay Any Bills Online
- Figure 21: Green Credit Card Offerings
- Figure 22: Top Paper Turnoff Motivators
- Figure 23: Females Are More Motivated by Green Concerns
- Figure 24: Consumers Most Want FIs to Set the Example behind the Curtain
- Figure 25: Greens Have Fewer Financial Products than Moderates
- Figure 26: What Motivates Skeptics to View More Bills Online
- Figure 27: Consumers Are More Likely to Do Business with Environmental
Leaders
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[Report]
The Four E's of Green Banking: Educate, Enable, Make it Easy -- and Be Earnest
Published: 2008/06
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Published by : Javelin Strategy & Research  |
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Product Code : JAV68557 |
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