As global banks continue to seek a more tailored, multi-channel experience, Bank of China has taken advantage of this opportunity to reorient around its customers. As such, a critical component of launching its new online banking platform included improved data collection and analytics to better understand the needs of each individual customer in the future. By leveraging the insights from this data, Bank of China will be able to customize the user experience, improving how it interacts, serves and markets to its customers.
Banking has entered a new era, transforming from simple transactions and delivery methods to new and improved sales and marketing channels,” said Jiang Xin, General Manager, Electronic Banking, Bank of China. “As demand continues to rapidly evolve, Bank of China is taking the lead to meet the unique, individual needs of our valued customers. By launching our new online banking platform, we are making critical strides in achieving our customer-centric transformation, improving service delivery and customer satisfaction.”
As a truly global online banking platform, the site now fully integrates user information from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and over 30 additional countries where the Bank operates. Customers are now able to access a centralized view of all accounts, also offering local services to meet user needs at any time from any where.
About Bank of China
Bank of China transformed into a state-owned commercial bank in 1994. As China's most international and diversified bank, Bank of China provides a comprehensive range of financial services to customers across the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and 30 overseas countries. The Bank's core business is commercial banking, including corporate banking, personal banking and financial markets services.
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