19 Mar 2012
At the DMA Financial Services Council, we recognise the value to our members in tracking consumer sentiments towards financial services providers, their products and the subsequent impact on usage of marketing communications and channels. We have been tracking perceptions since 2008. This report presents the findings from the Consumer Trust in Financial Services Study conducted in Q4 2011.
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