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Consumer centric strategies guarantee success in Mozambique’s banking industry.



According to Kasi Insight, Mozambique’s financial services landscape has witnessed a significant transformation in the span of a year. Overall usage of financial services surged by 15%, reflecting increased engagement with financial products. Bank account usage improved by 3%, credit card usage soared by 41%, driven by improved credit comfort and appealing rewards. Life insurance uptake grew markedly by 36%, underscoring its rising importance. Mobile money usage jumped by 13%, indicating swift acceptance of digital transactions. Mortgage usage slightly increased by 6%, while investment account usage rose by 5%, depicting a growing interest in wealth accumulation. Medical insurance usage slightly increased by 2% whereas vehicle finance usage declined by 3%, possibly due to changing priorities.



For Mozambique consumers, emphasis is on financial goals, accessibility, and security.

When it comes to the primary concerns of Mozambicans when opening bank accounts, the top priority across the board is selecting banks that prioritize assisting customers in achieving their financial goals. Following as the second priority is the availability of a broad network of agents or branches, ensuring convenient access to financial services. In the third position is ensuring good data security and privacy, highlighting the increasing importance placed on safeguarding personal and financial information in an increasingly digital age.

Specifically, for Gen X, the priority lies in a broad physical presence, followed by valuing the best customer service and the assistance in customers’ financial aspirations. Millennials show a pronounced inclination toward banks that support their financial goals, closely followed by a commitment to data security, and a similar reliance on accessible physical branches. Similarly, Gen Z underscores their financial goals as a top priority, followed by a preference for widespread physical access and a strong emphasis on data security and privacy.


To win in Mozambique, banks should tailor-make their offerings to resonate with consumers.

Banks in Mozambique are well-positioned to develop winning strategies that resonate with customers and elevate their standing in the industry. By understanding the key priorities of core consumer segments when opening bank accounts, banks can tailor their offerings to better meet these needs. The focus on assisting customers in achieving their financial goals presents a clear directive for banks to craft tailored financial solutions. This could involve introducing personalized savings plans, investment options, and credit products that align with customers’ individual aspirations. By offering services that directly contribute to customers’ financial success, banks can foster a strong sense of loyalty and trust.

The emphasis on a broad network of agents or branches underscores the significance of physical accessibility. Banks should strategize their expansion efforts to open new branches in locations that provide convenient access to a wider customer base. Strengthening their physical presence can be instrumental in catering to the needs of diverse communities and demographics. In a digital age where concerns about data security and privacy are paramount, banks should prioritize the implementation of stringent cybersecurity measures. By safeguarding customers’ personal and financial information, banks can instil confidence in their digital offerings and build lasting trust with their clientele.

For Gen X, who value the best customer service, investing in staff training and fostering a culture of exceptional customer experiences can set banks apart. Addressing customer queries promptly and offering personalized assistance can go a long way in enhancing the overall banking journey for this generation.


Contact our team today to explore how our consumer intelligence can empower your decision-making process. Win with confidence with Kasi insights https://www.kasiinsight.com/thehub


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