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Abstract
High-profile failures over the past few years have led to the disruption of banking services in the UK, with some banks’ customers left unable to make or receive payments, check balances or access cash for days or weeks. Technological advances and a push towards remote channels have increased customer expectations of ‘always on’ — any time, any place, anywhere — and with disruptions lasting anything from a few minutes to nearly a month, the regulator is also taking an interest. Nationwide Building Society has responded positively to this challenge by defining its operational resilience strategy, a long-term plan aimed at minimising the likelihood and impact of future disruptions. Customer research was used in order to understand customer expectations, as well as define and prioritise its end-to-end customer journeys, known as business service lines. A comprehensive mapping exercise facilitated the development of strategies and investment projects to address identified vulnerabilities and increase resilience.
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Author's Biography
Fi Passey is Head of Operational Resilience at Nationwide Building Society, a UK-based financial services provider of current accounts, savings and mortgage products to retail consumers. She has 25 years’ experience in operational and strategic roles in engineering, business services and financial services markets. Her responsibilities include operational resilience strategy, policy and assessment and business continuity management. Fi holds a first-class BA honours in marketing and history and a MBA from Warwick Business School.
Citation
Passey, Fi (2018, March 1). A customer-insight led approach to building operational resilience. In the Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, Volume 11, Issue 3. https://doi.org/10.69554/YUPV3902.Publications LLP