Bank of the Future: Qatar Retail Banking Survey

Bank of the Future : Qatar Retail Banking Survey

  • Naim Alame, Paul Sommerin & Rob Jameson
  • Published: 14 November 2024

 

The transformation of Qatar’s banking and payments industry is part of the country’s move towards a more diversified and advanced economy in line with its National Vision 2030. Capco’s latest survey finds that consumer aspirations around banking services are changing fast, with strong demand for more convenient and tailored digital banking services. 

Qatar offers a robust platform for digital banking innovation, with our survey finding that 75% of respondents now access banking services through mobile apps, and 89% report increased confidence when using mobile and digital banking services.

The transformation of financial services is a key part of Qatar’s plans for future growth, and our survey shows that consumers have a keen appetite for retail banking innovation.
Naim Alame, Managing Partner, Capco Middle East

Consumer Aspirations – 3 Key Findings 

The survey finds that consumers are demanding the convenience of more transparent, personalized, AI-driven banking services:  

  • Transparency: 94% would find an app that provided better visibility of all their financial products in one place extremely attractive or attractive
  • Personalization: 90% would be attracted by an app that provided personalized insights into their finances 
  • AI-driven: 73% would be comfortable with AI guiding their day-to-day financial decisions.

Download our full survey results to explore what our Qatar respondents want from their Bank of the Future – including the key industry implications. 

Our other Bank of the Future Middle East survey reports can be viewed online here: Saudi Arabia Retail Banking Survey and United Arab Emirates Retail Banking Survey

Contact
To further explore the key survey findings and their implications, please reach out to Naim Alame: naim.alame@capco.com

 
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