Speaking Gen Z: How banks can attract young customers
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Generation Z – those born between 1997 and 2012 – is a burgeoning cohort of young consumers disrupting the financial services industry. Though this group relies on digital offerings, a good portion of Gen Z believes brick-and-mortar banks offer a sense of security. Bob Wigley, chair of UK Finance for the World Economic Forum, and Rupal Kantaria, partner at Oliver Wyman, delve into the gen Z mindset – their spending, saving and investing habits – and explain how financial services companies should strategically approach this population. Investors and banking executives will find valuable intelligence in this informative report.
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About the Authors
Bob Wigley is chair of UK Finance for the World Economic Forum. Rupal Kantaria is a partner at Oliver Wyman and a World Economic Forum member.
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