thoughtbuzz young india bfsi study v2.0
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YOUNG INDIA – BFSI
1st-31st Jan,2014
Research Methodology
Our approachWe listened to conversations and collected the data automatically from a corpus of several million sites, Collection was done on the basis of requirement defined by combinations of keywords. The data was then ran through a layer of text-mining tool to remove noise, refine sentiment and refining themes.
Time Frame: Jan 1, 2014 to Jan 31, 2012
Multilayered Refinement
The purpose of this report is to examine BFSI chatters on the web, the key drivers of conversation around the market and Industry, causes of negative and positive brand mentions, and identify key trends and mindset of people hosting these conversations.
Objectives
Collection
Report
Analysis
Articles and comments were then evaluated by researchers after removing noise, there from assessing sentiment (negative, positive, neutral and ambivalent of the sample selected) and structuring the information into themes. Which indulged manual as well as automated processes to derive qualitative and quantitative analyses of the results to identify the trends in discussions threads.
Present all the results from the analysis in this report
From the total relevant universe sample was selected for analysis through Stratified Random Sampling – Data captured across all dates and social media channels, Analysis done through semi manual process which also involves extrapolation of multi tagged tonality & themes
•Million of web sourcesMulti-level iterations to build comprehensive and relevant queries•Derived through removal of irrelevant content such as ad links, irrelevant postings etc. through a combination of human analysis and text mining
Relevant Universe 208338
Sample Analyzed
1,500
INDUSTRY - BFSIGEO - INDIA DURATION - 1st-31st Jan,2014SOURCES – Twitter, Blogs, Forums, News & other Social Media ChannelsSAMPLING – 10% random sampling
Young India – BFSI
It’s said every industry’s future lies in the hands of the youth of their country. Keeping this in mind here’s an attempt to
quantify what INDIA’s Youth Talking about BFSI as an industry
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Others
105
Stocks
465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking 180
Insurance330
BFSIRelevant Universe
2,08,338(JAN 2014)
N= 15,000 (Sampling done further at 10%, n = 1,500)
Our Methodology
STEP 1: SELECT CRITERIA FOR THE STUDY
STEP 2: INDUSTRY SEGMENTATION & CATEGORIZATION, DEMOGRAPHIC BIFURCATION - AGE, GENDER etc
STEP 3: CATEGORY & SUB CATEGORY WISE SENTIMENT
Insurance Banking Mutual Funds Stocks Others
1.CATEGORY a. SUBCATEGORY
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KEY INSIGHTS
INDUSTRY - BFSIGEO - INDIA DURATION - 1st-31st Jan,2014SOURCES – Twitter, Blogs, Forums, News & other Social Media Channels
THOUGHTBUZZ ANALYTICS
Key Discussions – BFSI
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Of the observed more than 30% of discussion were related to shares & stocks Almost every 3rd individual is either enquiring or suggesting about various Mutual
Funds
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking OthersInsurance related discussions are mostly either a promotional call complain, or an enquiry, or a claims settlement related discussion
Includes discussion around NSC, Post Office Savings, Bonds, VC, Lottery, Lucky Draw, Angel Investors
Inclusive of discussions related to Indian banking system, CASA a/c opening & promotions, IBPS, Credit Cards & Loans
Captured various conversation around stock quotes, exchange market conditions, experts tips & bullish market trends & forecasts
Buzz related to MF’s, growth rate, SIP’sMF agents, policies & regulations, lock-in periods & return on investments
N= 1,500, 10% sample taken out of available data 15,000 random JAN’14
Key Age Groups – Bifurcation taken for the study
Less than 30 Years
30-40 Years
Greater than 40 Years
Majority of them were interested in discussions related to mf’s, sip’s start-ups, VC funding's & Angel investors
Majority of them were keen interested in stocks buzz & discussions related to short term investments
Majority of them initiated and participated in all kinds of insurance, stocks & mf’s discussions, many people of this age group were sharing investment tips & claims settlement issues
50% of the observed
26% of the observed 24% of the observed
N= 215, age group data available out of the universe of 15,000 random data
Topic wise key interest People below the age group of 30 years were more interested in Mutual Funds, Bonds,
Venture Capitals, Angel Investors etc. People falling between the 30 – 40 age group took more interest in stocks & shares
related discussions People Above 40 years were equally interested in Insurance MF’s & stocks
22% 21%
26%
10%
15%
9%
27%
24%26%
21%
29%26%
20%
12% 13%
< 30 > 30 & < 40 > 40
Insurance Banking MF Stocks Others
22% 21%
26%
10%
15%
9%
27%
24%26%
21%
29%26%
20%
12% 13%
< 30 > 30 & < 40 > 40
Insurance Banking MF Stocks Others
N= 215, age group data available out of the universe of 15,000 random data
Gender Analysis – Bifurcation taken for the study
Males were almost 2 times more active than females in posting BFSI related queries &
suggestions 67% 33%
N= 3000, gender breakup available out of the universe of 15,000 random data
Top Category – Gender Bifurcation
18%
12%
25%
40%
5%
23%
17%
23%
33%
4%
Insurance
Banking
MF
Stocks
Others
Female Male
Males were predominantly interested in various Stocks, Mutual funds & other investment related queries whereas Females took more interest in Banking & Insurance related discussions
18%
12%
25%
40%
5%
23%
17%
23%
33%
4%
Insurance
Banking
MF
Stocks
Others
Female Male 67%33%
N= 3000, gender breakup available out of the universe of 15,000 random data
Now, let’s look at BFSI as an overview (all age groups) &
bifurcate the categories into sub- segments to drill down further
Others 105
Stocks 465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking 180
Insurance
330
N= 1,500 for all further analysis beyond this point (10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data)
Others105
Stocks465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking180
Insurance
330
Top Discussions – Bifurcation taken for the study as per the Overall BFSI buzz
Stocks Mutual
Funds Insurance Banking Others (VCs,
Angel Investors etc)
TOP CATEGORIES31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
31%
28%
22%
12%
7%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Top Discussions – BFSI
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral Almost 3 out of every 10 investors were interested in stocks news & posts Almost every third person was enquiring about Mutual funds, Majority of them are not satisfied with the
current growth of their Mutual funds investment 2 of every 10 person have invested in either of Life, Health & General insurance Indian Banking system discussions were mostly related to banking promotions & CASA a/c openings,
Majority of people agreed that Indian banking system should be modified 7 out of 100 people were more contented in unconventional investment instruments for short term profits
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
Others105
StocksN 465
Mutual FundsN 420
Banking180
Insurance
330
INSURANCE – Bifurcation taken as per the Buzz
Investment: Insurance as investment options
Money : money worth options/ monetary value for insurance segment
Tax : Insurance as Tax saving option General : Vehicle insurance chatter Policy/Claims : Insurance chatter
around claims & policies (Life/Health Insurance were major chatter for claims)
Life : Insurance chatter around life insurance
Health : Insurance chatter around health insurance
TOP CATEGORIESInvestment
24%
Money17%
Tax16%
General16%
Policy/Claims10%
Life 10%
Health7%
17%32% 35%
21% 14% 14% 17%3%
9% 7%
13%15% 15% 5%
80%59% 58% 66% 71% 71% 78%
INSURANCE – Netizens perspective towards Insurance
Stocks31%
Mutual Funds28%
Insurance22%
Banking12%
Others7%
Around 20% of people discussing about insurance finds insurance as a investment instrument, Most of their discussion were related to insurance investment & returns 14% of the total people discussing about insurance were actually investing or enquiring about insurance investment because of tax saving benefits General insurance related discussions were basically claims settlement related and new policy enquiry Policy & Claims related discussions were mostly complains & settlement related issue, Almost all the
comments observed referred policies as complicated rules & regulations
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
N = 330
Discussions pertaining to various types of Insurance investment, claims settlement related, tax saving benefits, experts suggestions & advice
Investment : Around 2 in 10 people discussing about Insurance were
enquiring about various insurance policies from a secured investment standpoint
Money : Adviser & Experts were suggesting various tips to save money through different insurance plans
Tax : Tax saving policies, and various taxation conventions for insured investments on surrender before maturity were most discussed topics
General Insurance : Top buzz were around SBI General Insurance recruitment, general insurance promotions & various vehicle insurance plans
Policy/Claims : 1 out of every 10 people discussing about insurance were either enquiring, suggesting or complaining about claims settlement & maturity. Mostly vehicle/ health insurance related claims saw a major –ve chatter as people sign up insurances without reading the terms & conditions
Life Insurance : Majority of people discussing about life insurance policies, maturity & claims enquiries were above 40 age group
Health Insurance : Most of the health insurance insured were unhappy with un-settled claims & hidden policies
INSURANCE – Key Findings
BANKING – Bifurcation taken for the study
Credit Cards: Consumer banking credit card chatter
Banking: Bank accounts & other online/offline consumer banking related chatter
IBPS: Banking exam related chatter Loans: Home/Auto/Personal Loan related
chatter Interests: Rate of interest on various
PF/FD etc related chatter
TOP CATEGORIES
Others105
Stocks465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking180
Insurance
330
Credit Cards12%
Banking17%
Ibps1%
Loan46%
Interest24%
BANKING – Netizens perspective towards Indian Banking System
Stocks31%
Mutual Funds28%
Insurance22%
Banking12%
Others7%
7% 4% 10% 5% 2%3% 12% 3% 9% 8%
76% 84% 87% 86% 90%
Credit Cards Banking Ibps loan Interest
Positive Negative Neutral
Around 34% of the total banking discussions were related to loans, Most of the people were unhappy with Indian bank loan allotment policies
Banking regulations and conventional functioning was highly criticized, a lot of people were of the opinion to redefine banking norms for the advancement of the monetary transactions
Many students were enquiring and sharing their ideas to crack the exams for banking services 3 out of every 100 credit card holder was not happy with their financial planning RBI’s decision to increase the Repo rate was highly criticized by netizens
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
N = 180
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
Buzz around Indian banking systems, bank policies , products, offerings/promotions, common banking issues faced by Netizens across India
Credit cards: Discussion around credit card promotions, billing issues & salary savings were of major concerns
Banking: Netizens showed their major concerns regarding conventional Indian banking System, Most of them were unhappy with conventional banking policies & complicated paper works, many people wanted Indian banking to get more advance to make monetary transactions more smooth & easy, many buzz around Islamic banking were also observed
IBPS: Many applicants of common banking entrance test were enquiring about IBPS exams & cracks
Loan: Buzz around home loans, Interest free loans for farmers, education loans & vehicle loans, EMI, EMI calculations, promotions & pay back was observed most, Islamic banking sharia loan programs buzz was also the hot topic of discussion
Interest: Netizens criticized RBI’s action of hike in repo rates, Many people were unhappy with hike in interest rate, Interest free loans of Islamic banks was a trending topic
BANKING – Key Findings
MUTUAL FUNDS – Bifurcation taken for the study
Mutual Fund: MF discussion around high return investment tips/advice& comparing various growth funds
SIP: Short term Investment discussions around small investors
Growth Rate: Discussions related to rate of return
Lock in: Enquiries for lock in period of various plans
Commission: Buzz around hidden commission and charges
Agent: Over selling practice of agents
TOP CATEGORIES
Others105
Stocks465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking180
Insurance
330
Mutual fund3% SIP
3%
Growth Rate24%
Lock in7%Commission
50%
Agent13%
MUTUAL FUNDS – Investment instrument Netizens opinion
Stocks31%
Mutual Funds28%
Insurance22%
Banking12%
Others7%
Most of the investors were mystified about Mutual Funds investments, Almost every second investor was confused about their invested money
A many investors were enquiring about SIP , Few financial advisors also recommended SIP to investors Investors were mostly concerned for their investment growth rate, Most of them were enquiring about the
Mutual Funds growth calculations A many cases were observed where major portion of the Mutual funds premiums were secretly charged as a
commission leaving investors no clue about the deductions
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
10% 17%8% 8% 9%
8%5% 21%
6% 17%19%
82% 78% 71%86% 83%
72%
Mutual fund SIP Growth Rate Lock in Commission Agent
Series1 Series2 Series3
N = 420
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
Discussion around Mutual Funds queries & suggestions, SIP’s investment, short term growth funds, agents hidden commission & complicated policies
Mutual Funds : Majority of experts were posting high return investment tips/advice, Investors were enquiring & comparing various growth funds
SIP: Short term Investment discussions were mostly keen to small investors, many people were enquiring about short time period investment to save their salary
Growth Rate : Discussions related to high growth rate of return were keen to small investors. Many investors were enquiring for low risk high return plans & tips
Lock In : Investors enquired for lock in period of various plans and products, Few complained about their advisors/agents for not disclosing plans lock in period
Commission : Buzz around hidden commission and charges, Majority of people were not familiar with commission/charges deductions from their monthly premiums
Agents : Many people were not happy with the over selling practice of agents, Many investors also mentioned that agents doesn’t disclose complete information about the products before selling them
MUTUAL FUNDS – Key Findings
Others105
Stocks 465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking180
Insurance
330
STOCKS – Bifurcation taken for the study
Shares : Chatter around stocks or share holders NSC: Index news, top gainers & losers, Index
historical trend, performance forecast discussions Call: Discussions around when to call back a stock Put: Discussions around when to invest into a stock BSE: Conversation were about Index listings of the
day , stock comparison, expert tips OPTIONS : Conversation around hedging &
minimizing risk of uncertainty in trading DEBENTURES : Chatter around credit holdings in
a particular company or an institution MCX: Buzz around MCX auction plan for FTIL stake
reduction, commodity quotes & research studies
TOP CATEGORIESShares
23%
NSE23%
Call19%
Put15%
BSE14%
Option6%
Debentures0%
MCX0%
STOCKS – Indian Investors views
10%22%
6% 3%14% 13% 7%
19%4%
86% 78%94% 97%
86% 87% 93%81%
Positive Negative Neutral Of the observed majority of people were interested in stocks & equities, Most of them shared the stock quotes & raised query on various stocks & exchange markets
A lot of new investors were inquiring about derivatives and were seeking experts suggestions on call & put options
Majority of share holders were suggesting first times to uphold their investments in equities for bullish market situation
A lot of experts were of the opinion that Indian investors are blind folded and carry the least knowledge about the instrument they are investing in
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
N= 465
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
Stocks31%
Mutual Funds28%
Insurance22%
Banking12%
Others7%
Buzz led by news around stocks, expert tips & quotes, top gainers & losers, NSE & BSE index & MCX
Shares : 2 out of 10 people talking about stocks were either a share holder or an expert
NSE : Index news, top gainers & losers, Index historical trend, performance forecast discussions were mostly discussed
BSE : top conversation were about Index listings of the day , stock comparison, expert tips & investment suggestions
Call/ Put options: Many experts suggested investors to cover up their risk of investment though balanced call and put option trading
MCX : News around MCX to give action plan for FTIL stake reduction, commodity quotes & research studies led buzz were observed
STOCKS – Bifurcation taken for the study
OTHERS – Bifurcation taken for the study
Post office: Chatter around post office saving & News stating post office’s to be converted in to payment banks
Bonds: Chatter around interests of various kinds of bonds, various enquiries, quotes
Venture Capitalist: Chatter around startups & VC funding
Cash Funds: Observed around unconventional investment practices like Cash Funds
Chit Funds: Observed around unconventional investment practices like Chit Funds
Lucky Draw: Observed around unconventional investment practices like Lucky Draw
Angel Investors Buzz around Angel investors promotions, third party SME loan offerings, loan raising tips
TOP CATEGORIES
Others105
Stocks465
Mutual Funds
420
Banking180
Insurance
330
Post office6%
Bonds4%
VC33%
Cash Funds8%
Chit funds9%
Lucky Draw6%
Angel investors34%
OTHERS – Other Popular Investment tools
Stocks31%
Mutual Funds28%
Insurance22%
Banking12%
Others7%
18% 25% 29%17%
5% 8%
31%
2%5%
1% 1%
3%
82% 75% 69%78%
94% 91%
66%
Post office Bonds VC Cash Funds Chit funds Lucky Draw Angel investors
Series1 Series2 Series3 Many people still trust the outlawed method of financial investments, Lots of people are comfortable with the same unconventional practice of earnings & short term investments like Chit Funds, Lucky Draw & short term cash funds
Indian Post offices to enact as a payment banks encourages the interest of suburbs & rural investors Venture Capitalists were the most concerned area of the people falling under 30 years of age group A lot of new startups advocate their request through twitter for VC funding Many small & medium investors still find the conventional financial tools more effective
7% 16% 20% 18% 23%3%
17% 8% 9% 5%
90%67% 72% 73% 72%
Stocks Mutual Funds Insurance Banking Others
Positive Negative Neutral
N = 105
N= 1,500 10% sample of 15,000 available universe JAN’14 data
Category is inclusive of conversation around unconventional financial systems, Also people were initiating & participating in VC funding & Angel investment buzz
Post Office: News stating post office’s to be converted in to payment banks drove Netizens attention, Many secured investors admitted that post office savings are the best instrument safe and secured investment
Bonds: Investors were also interested in various kinds of bonds, various enquiries, quotes suggestions were observed
VC funding: Majority of people falling under 30 age group were interested in VC funding, Many were seeking for advice & suggestions from experts
A lot of conversation were observed around unconventional investment practices, Many people still follow the un-lawful short term investment practices, Majority of small investors still finds it easy and more profitable
Angel Investors: Buzz around Angel investors promotions, third party SME loan offerings, loan raising tips were more common among all others category discussions
OTHERS – Bifurcation taken for the study
WHAT DO THE CORPORATES SAY?
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOBMajority of banking discussions were related to product promotion, product enquiry or issues. Moreover, Indian banking has to be more advance to convene the smooth & easy flow of money across the nation (especially small town wherein A cities can transfer funds to B Towns families without much paper work)
“CONSUMER BANKING” BRANDS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOB
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOB
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOB
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOB
26%
19%36%
15%4%
ICICI Bank HDFC Bank SBI Bank Axis Bank BOB
Key Findings: Indian banking still levy stiff paper-
works right from ac opening to monetary transactions
Many buyers complains were observed stating no clue about loss of money in online payment
In the era of E-commerce banking still requires complicated formalities for online monetary transactions
ATM withdrawal are still not free, many people expressed their grievances as they donate several amount of money from their salaried ac only for drawing money from ATM
N= 552, Consumer Banking brands mentions in JAN’14
WHAT DO THE CORPORATES SAY?
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich AvivaMajority of discussions around Insurance was related to LIC India. Insurance policies should be made investors friendly and there should be minimum hindrance in resolving claims settlement issues specially Health & General Insurance
“INSURANCE BRANDS” ON SOCIAL MEDIA
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich Aviva
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich Aviva
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich Aviva
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich Aviva
92%
5% 2%1%
0%
LIC SBI General Insurance Allianz Apollo Munich Aviva
Key Findings: Majority of investors are unaware
of the insurance policies A many complains were observed
affirming agents over selling practices
Majority of claims related issues were observed in the case of health & general insurance
N= 3776, Insurance brand mentions in JAN’14
FINAL TAKEAWAYS
1.
INSURANCE: INDIANs are unhappy with health insurance & were enquiring/ suggesting or complain about insurance claims settlements
BANKING: INDIANs want banking system to get more advance in terms of paper works and smooth money transactions (interbank transfer as well as refunds on ecommerce transactions)2
.MUTUAL FUNDS: INDIANs like the idea of small investment a solution for salary savings & were enquiring about short time period investment to save their salary.3
.4
.STOCKS: ONLY serious players predominate. Hence most of the stocks discussions were initiated either by a shareholder or a stock expert & were neutral in nature.
5.
UNDER 30 AGE GROUP: YOUNG INDIANs were mostly interested in VC fundings, Many were seeking for advice & suggestions from experts.
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