Market Research Report

What Consumers Want: Mortgages and Personal Loans in Sweden 2011

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Published Product code 229223
Content info Pages: 86
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Introduction

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

This slide deck focuses on the important questions concerning consumers' behavior regarding mortgages and personal loans. Product penetration, choice of channel, drivers of product and provider choice, and barriers to adoption are all covered in this deck to ensure that the reader knows What Consumers Want from mortgages and personal loans in their country of interest.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

  • Build a customer-centric strategy by learning what consumers want and need from a mortgage or personal loan.
  • Identify new opportunities in the mortgage and personal loan markets through a better understanding of what consumers demand from these products.
  • Gain a deeper insight into the mortgage and personal loan markets using country-level data across income and age groups.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Channel analysis, including channel of opening and research.
  • Essential product and provider features.
  • Barriers to the adoption of mortgages and personal loans.

YOUR KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED

  • What features do consumers demand from a mortgage or personal loan?
  • Which attributes are important in a mortgage or personal loan provider?
  • What channels do consumers use for researching and purchasing mortgages and personal loans?
  • Why do consumers decide not to take out a mortgage or personal loan?

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

The What Consumers Want series

  • Summary of analysis: mortgages
  • Product holding and type of product
  • Product holding
  • Product holding: by age
  • Product holding: by income
  • Type of product
  • Type of product: by age
  • Type of product: by income
  • Research sources
  • Research
  • Research: by age
  • Research: by income
  • Use of intermediary
  • Use of intermediary: by age
  • Use of intermediary: by income
  • Competitive environment
  • Competitor type
  • Competitor type: by age
  • Competitor type: by income
  • Channel choice
  • Channel of opening
  • Channel of opening: by age
  • Channel of opening: by income
  • Drivers of product choice
  • Desired product features
  • Desired product features: by age
  • Desired product features: by income
  • Drivers of provider choice
  • Drivers of provider choice
  • Drivers of provider choice: by age
  • Drivers of provider choice: by income
  • Barriers to adoption
  • Barriers to adoption
  • Barriers to adoption: by age
  • Barriers to adoption: by income
  • Summary of analysis: personal loans
  • Product holding and type of product
  • Product holding
  • Product holding: by age
  • Product holding: by income
  • Type of product
  • Type of product: by age
  • Type of product: by income
  • Research sources
  • Research
  • Research: by age
  • Research: by income
  • Competitive environment
  • Competitor type
  • Competitor type: by age
  • Competitor type: by income
  • Likelihood to switch
  • Likelihood to switch
  • Likelihood to switch: by age
  • Likelihood to switch: by income
  • Channel choice
  • Channel of opening
  • Channel of opening: by age
  • Channel of opening: by income
  • Purpose of loan
  • Purpose of loan
  • Purpose of loan: by age
  • Purpose of loan: by income
  • Drivers of product choice
  • Desired product features
  • Desired product features: by age
  • Desired product features: by income
  • Drivers of provider choice
  • Drivers of provider choice
  • Drivers of provider choice: by age
  • Drivers of provider choice: by income
  • Barriers to adoption
  • Barriers to adoption
  • Barriers to adoption: by age
  • Barriers to adoption: by income
  • Appendix
  • Methodology
  • Related reading

What Consumers Want: Mortgages and Personal Loans in Sweden 2011 published by Datamonitor in December 15, 2011. This report consists of Pages: 86 and the price starts from US $ 1295.

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