CIBC is No. 1 in customer satisfaction for mobile apps

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What to read today: Ecommerce and Retail Customer Experience 2021: The customer experience (CX) landscape has changed over the last year as pandemic-induced lockdowns and social distancing pushed consumers to try several technologies and experiences. This report discusses some of the top CX developments in both online and offline retail, including first-party data, AR, contactless payments, click and collect, and frictionless checkout..
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June 19, 2021
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CIBC is No. 1 Canadian bank in customer satisfaction for mobile apps.
CIBC got the top spot in customer satisfaction for J.D. Power's 2021 Canada Banking Mobile App Satisfaction Study.

The bank's new mobile banking features could have aided its scores. CIBC's new instant digital access for lost or replacement credit cards likely helped it earn its high score, especially because it's not widely offered among Canadian banks.

While these other features are new or coming for CIBC, these types of offerings are more of a mixed bag in terms of consumer interest.

Insider Intelligence's Tom Auchterlonie has the full story.
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