Bank Competition
Bank Competition, Volume 5, Issue 8, 2005
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39 questions. Select a question to see its response table.
- Compared to three years ago, is there much more, slightly more, about the same, slightly less, or much less competition for your firm's banking business?
- (evidence of more competition) You have received more in-person solicitations at events or in your firm.
- (evidence of more competition) You have noticed more radio and TV advertising focused on smaller firms.
- (evidence of more competition) You can get rate quotes over the Internet from lenders all over the country.
- (evidence of more competition) You have received more mail solicitations and advertising.
- (evidence of more competition) There are more products and services targeted to small businesses.
- (evidence of more competition) You have received phone calls asking for your business.
- (evidence of more competition) There are more banking locations in the area.
- Within the last three years did you or someone on your behalf shop for a new primary financial institution?
- Why did you shop for a new primary financial institution? Was the most important reason because you:?
- (reason for dissatisfaction) Turnover in account managers a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) Your credit needs not satisfied a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) The fact that you needed more or different services a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) The fact that you wanted better loan terms or interest rates a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) The fact that you were treated like a stranger a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) Poor quality of service a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) An inconvenient location a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) A merger or acquisition a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- (reason for dissatisfaction) Bank fees getting out of hand a reason for your dissatisfaction.
- Was the most important reason that you did not shop because:?
- Within the last three years, have you changed your principal financial institution?
- In what year did you change?
- (reason for change) You wanted more stability in account managers.
- (reason for change) You could more easily satisfy your credit needs.
- (reason for change) You needed more or different services than offered by your old bank.
- (reason for change) It offered better loan terms or interest rates.
- (reason for change) You were treated like a stranger at the old bank.
- (reason for change) It had a better quality of service.
- (reason for change) It had a better location.
- (reason for change) It charged more reasonable bank fees.
- (reason for change) A merger or acquisition occurred.
- (reason for change) It actively solicited your business.
- How many different banks, those with different names, not just branches, are you aware of that operate in the area where you do business?
- Compared to three years ago, has the number of banks, not bank branches, _________?
- How many different banks or financial institutions does your firm use for loans or services?
- Is your primary financial institution a bank or some other type of institution, such as a credit union?
- Since 2002, essentially post 9-11, has your principal financial institution merged or been acquired by another?
- Has the merger or acquisition change affected your banking activities?
- What is the size of your current primary financial institution?
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Volume 5, Issue 8, 2005
ISSN 1534-8326
Jonathan A. Scott
Temple University
William C. Dunkelberg
Temple University
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