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    36% of US consumers would open an account with a bank that is completely virtual if it offered the best and more secure services, compared to 60% globally Consumers Want Personalized Customer Experiences From Banks | Loyalty360.org  
    Added: 04/24/2013 from Loyalty360 Published: 04/22/2013
    70% of US consumers are comfortable with the increasing use of virtual communications in banking in addition to in-person conversations Consumers Want Personalized Customer Experiences From Banks | Loyalty360.org  
    Added: 04/24/2013 from Loyalty360 Published: 04/22/2013
    30% of smartphone owners prefer to use an app for banking, compared to 15% for websites Majority of Directory Publishers See Mobile as Important Revenue Stream Over Next Three Years | BIA/Kelsey Press Release  
    Added: 04/09/2013 from BIA/Kelsey Published: 11/09/2012
    Mobile finance users are 95% more likely to be influenced by celebrity endorsements than the total mobile audience Millennial Media Releases Comprehensive Report on Mobile Advertising in the Finance Industry  
    Added: 05/10/2012 from Millennial Media Published: 05/09/2012
    50% of mobile finance users say they will stick with a brand they like Millennial Media Releases Comprehensive Report on Mobile Advertising in the Finance Industry  
    Added: 05/10/2012 from Millennial Media Published: 05/09/2012
    49% of U.S. smartphone owners trust Discover with mobile payments, compared to 32% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    59% of U.S. smartphone owners trust Mastercard with mobile payments, compared to 42% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    54% of U.S. smartphone owners trust American Express with mobile payments, compared to 34% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    62% of U.S. smartphone owners trust PayPal with mobile payments, compared to 45% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    67% of U.S. smartphone owners trust Visa with mobile payments, compared to 47% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    73% of U.S. smartphone owners trust their current banks with mobile payments, compared to 62% of standard mobile phone owners Security Concerns Over Mobile Payments May Give Banks Marketing Advantage with Current Customers  
    Added: 04/16/2012 from Market Strategies Published: 02/15/2012
    58% of mobile phone owners do not use mobile banking services because their banking needs are already being met Consumers and Mobile Financial Services  
    Added: 03/25/2012 from Federal Reserve Published: 03/23/2012
    48% of mobile phone owners do not use mobile banking services because of security concerns Consumers and Mobile Financial Services  
    Added: 03/25/2012 from Federal Reserve Published: 03/23/2012
    11% of those not currently using mobile banking think that they will use it within the next year Consumers and Mobile Financial Services  
    Added: 03/25/2012 from Federal Reserve Published: 03/23/2012