- 29/09/2021
- Posted by: Caitlin Beck
- Categories: Benin, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Egypt, Financial Services, Kenya, Nigeria, Online Panels, SagaBrand, Sagaci Insights, Senegal, South Africa, Uganda, Webinars
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Event summary
On Thursday 23rd September 2021, we hosted our Financial Services in Africa webinar. Our product and research teams took an in-depth look at how consumer habits and attitudes are shaping the industry across the continent.
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Please note that our sample only takes into account respondents with access to a mobile phone with internet. For more information about the methodology, please contact us.
Key themes and topics – Financial Services in Africa
Overview of financial products and services
- Sagaci Research methodology
- Bankarization levels across Africa
- Penetration of credit cards and savings / current accounts
- Online banking usage
- Digital solutions in Kenya
- Financial institution choice drivers
- Islamic banking
- Borrowing habits – including differences between the penetration, purpose and source of borrowing
- Mobile money
- Cryptocurrency
- Payment methods
Overview of leading financial service brands in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa
- Sagaci Methodology – SagaBrand
- Brand Awareness
- Brand Satisfaction
Interested to know more?
Contact us at sales@sagaciresearch.com for more information about how our data can help your business.
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