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Irish Credit Unions top league table for the eight year
Credit unions have topped the league table for the best customer experience in Ireland at the official CXi awards announced this week.
This is a record-breaking eighth year in a row that credit unions have topped the CXi poll.
“Once again, we see Irish credit unions top the poll for best customer experience in this year’s CXi report," Mark Murphy, CEO of Killarney Credit Union, said.
"This is a huge endorsement of the excellent customer experience we offer our members on a daily basis through face to face engagement in our offices, and through our online and digital offerings. In a year which has seen Ulster Bank and KBC withdraw from the Irish market, more and more consumers are realising the importance of excellent service from a financial provider with a social ethos. We put our members’ needs at the heart of everything we do, and we will always be there for them. It’s no coincidence that we’ve seen a significant increase in the number of consumers who have switched their bank accounts to our credit union since the beginning of the year. The results from the CXi report speak for themselves and it is a testament to the dedication and the hard work of staff and volunteer directors in Killarney Credit Union and in every credit union in Ireland.”
The Customer Experience Insight (CXi) Report is published annually by the CX Company based on a survey carried out on their behalf by Amárach Research. Over 28,000 experiences were evaluated using the CX Framework, including value, channel usage, how important employees are to the customer experience, and net promoter score (NPS) which measures the loyalty of customers to a company.
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