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"UK Savings 2017: Forecasts & Future Opportunities", provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors driving the UK savings market. This report is based on interviews with industry figures and secondary research.
The UK retail savings market has been characterized by low levels of competition and low returns for several years, with the low base rate and access to cheap funding from state-backed schemes leading to downside pressure on interest rates. However, the prospect of rising rates and the end of subsidized funding will lead to a more competitive environment, with banks having to increase their reliance upon deposits.
The report offers insight into -
- The macroeconomic factors affecting the market for deposits.
- Consumers attitudes and behavior towards saving and savings providers.
- The impact of the latest savings-related products and innovations.
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Scope
- The current low growth in real wages is expected to continue for several years, which will limit consumers ability to save. However, rising rates will create an added incentive to save, and pension liberalization will lead to greater inflows of funds into fixed-rate accounts.
- Savers reasons for choosing their provider differ significantly across the market. Nationwide is more likely to be chosen on the basis of its rates and reputation, while savers with Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Bank, and NatWest opt for those banks on the back of existing relationships.
- A growing number of fintech providers are targeting younger consumers with services that help them save without making a conscious effort by, for example, moving funds into a savings account whenever a purchase is transacted.
Reasons to buy
- Learn about the factors that will drive growth in deposits over the next few years.
- Understand what consumer are saving for, and why they chose their savings provider.
- Discover more about the latest savings-related products, how they will improve consumer outcomes, and their long-term prospects.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2
1.1. Market summary 2
1.2. Key findings 2
1.3. Critical success factors 2
2. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 7
2.1. Deposits growth is forecast to slow over the next few years 7
2.2. Cash ISAs have lost ground to competing products 8
2.2.1. Competition in the cash ISA market may be set to grow 9
2.3. Wage pressure will continue to limit consumers savings capacity 9
2.4. The base rate may rise more quickly than expected 11
2.4.1. The prospect of a hard Brexit may prompt higher interest rates 12
2.5. Pension freedoms may boost the fixed-rate deposits market 12
2.6. The closure of cheap funding schemes will lead to added rate pressure 12
2.6.1. New funding under the FLS ended in January 2018 13
2.6.2. The TFS will close to new business at the end of February 2018 13
2.6.3. Lloyds Banking Groups reaction to scheme closures will drive the market response 14
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3. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 15
3.1. Reasons for saving vary by age and provider 15
3.1.1. Younger consumers are primarily saving for feel-good reasons 16
3.1.2. Older savers are planning for unforeseen events and retirement 17
3.1.3. Nationwide customers are the most engaged savers 18
3.2. Nationwide savers are the most motivated by rate 18
3.3. Online is now the most popular application channel 19
3.4. NatWest and Barclays are using mobile as an acquisition channel 20
4. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT 22
4.1. Product rates on longer-term fixed and new accounts are edging up 22
4.2. Lloyds Banking Group is the unassailable market leader 23
4.2.1. The biggest providers have seen a decline in their overall share of the market 24
4.3. Challenger brands are competing aggressively for new business 24
4.4. Nationwide and TSB outperform on customer advocacy 26
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"UK Savings 2017: Forecasts & Future Opportunities", provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors driving the UK savings market. This report is based on interviews with industry figures and secondary research.
The UK retail savings market has been characterized by low levels of competition and low returns for several years, with the low base rate and access to cheap funding from state-backed schemes leading to downside pressure on interest rates. However, the prospect of rising rates and the end of subsidized funding will lead to a more competitive environment, with banks having to increase their reliance upon deposits.
The report offers insight into -
- The macroeconomic factors affecting the market for deposits.
- Consumers attitudes and behavior towards saving and savings providers.
- The impact of the latest savings-related products and innovations.
To Get Sample Copy of Report visit @ https://www.researchmoz.us/enquiry.php?type=S&repid=1641331
Scope
- The current low growth in real wages is expected to continue for several years, which will limit consumers ability to save. However, rising rates will create an added incentive to save, and pension liberalization will lead to greater inflows of funds into fixed-rate accounts.
- Savers reasons for choosing their provider differ significantly across the market. Nationwide is more likely to be chosen on the basis of its rates and reputation, while savers with Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Bank, and NatWest opt for those banks on the back of existing relationships.
- A growing number of fintech providers are targeting younger consumers with services that help them save without making a conscious effort by, for example, moving funds into a savings account whenever a purchase is transacted.
Reasons to buy
- Learn about the factors that will drive growth in deposits over the next few years.
- Understand what consumer are saving for, and why they chose their savings provider.
- Discover more about the latest savings-related products, how they will improve consumer outcomes, and their long-term prospects.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2
1.1. Market summary 2
1.2. Key findings 2
1.3. Critical success factors 2
2. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 7
2.1. Deposits growth is forecast to slow over the next few years 7
2.2. Cash ISAs have lost ground to competing products 8
2.2.1. Competition in the cash ISA market may be set to grow 9
2.3. Wage pressure will continue to limit consumers savings capacity 9
2.4. The base rate may rise more quickly than expected 11
2.4.1. The prospect of a hard Brexit may prompt higher interest rates 12
2.5. Pension freedoms may boost the fixed-rate deposits market 12
2.6. The closure of cheap funding schemes will lead to added rate pressure 12
2.6.1. New funding under the FLS ended in January 2018 13
2.6.2. The TFS will close to new business at the end of February 2018 13
2.6.3. Lloyds Banking Groups reaction to scheme closures will drive the market response 14
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3. CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 15
3.1. Reasons for saving vary by age and provider 15
3.1.1. Younger consumers are primarily saving for feel-good reasons 16
3.1.2. Older savers are planning for unforeseen events and retirement 17
3.1.3. Nationwide customers are the most engaged savers 18
3.2. Nationwide savers are the most motivated by rate 18
3.3. Online is now the most popular application channel 19
3.4. NatWest and Barclays are using mobile as an acquisition channel 20
4. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT 22
4.1. Product rates on longer-term fixed and new accounts are edging up 22
4.2. Lloyds Banking Group is the unassailable market leader 23
4.2.1. The biggest providers have seen a decline in their overall share of the market 24
4.3. Challenger brands are competing aggressively for new business 24
4.4. Nationwide and TSB outperform on customer advocacy 26
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