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Market Research Techniques Table

Provides examples of how different market research techniques can be used to understand the needs and preferences of clients and nonclients.

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Responsible Digital Transformation - the Case of Hermandad de Honduras--English

Detailed case study of Hermandad de Honduras' process to developand test digital loan application and approval system.

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Segmentation Variables Table

Table showing examples of general and product-specific variables that can be used to segment clients into more homogenous groupings.

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Insights from Transactional Data

Exceprt from Outcomes Management for FSPs: A proposed standard framework aligned with the SDGs that shares insights derived from 4 financial service providers' analysis of their transactional data.

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Example Exit Survey Questions

Short list of sample client exit survey questions.

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Using Exit Data to Inform Product Design and Improve Operations

Provides a list of questions that can be answered from client exit data along with their implications for products and operations.

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Ujjivan Collects Satisfaction Data Face-to-Face

Short case example of how Ujjivan in India collects client feedback in face-to-face interviews.

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Definition of a Representative Sample

Provides a definition of a representative sample and a link to a sample size calculator.

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Selecting a Sample Size

Provides guidance on selecting a valid sample and links to resources on sampling.

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Collecting and Using Client Exit Data

This tool discusses how financial institutions (FIs) can design exit survey tools, collect exit data, and use them for designing and improving products and services. It explains a five-step process for developing, introducing, and using an exit survey. FIs with existing exit surveys can use the tool to rethink and strengthen their current tool. Those without an existing tool can use it to understand their options and design a tool.