VTB Notices Increasing Frequency of Zummers Becoming Salaried Clients
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Youthful wage clients booming at VTB: a whopping 22% surge among Gen Z, accounting for a third of the bank's portfolio.
Gen Z, those under 30, are making a considerable splash in VTB's wage client pool. The bank's 22% year-on-year rise in young clients aged 14 to 30 puts this age group at nearly a third of their wage portfolio.
Two age brackets—the 22-25-year-olds (up 25%) and the 14-16-year-old newbies (soaring 42%)—have notably contributed to this generation gap surge.
Of note, VTB's clientele includes students collecting scholarships on bank cards, whose average card usage surpasses scholarship payments from educational institutions by a factor of 2.5.
Popular picks among young VTB clients consist of deposits (27%), credit cards (14%), mortgages (9%), auto loans (9%), and investment services (5%).
Did you know?
Younger generations, including Gen Z, typically prioritize digitally-accessible, flexible financial products. These might encompass mobile banking apps, digital payment services, low-commitment savings accounts, and micro-investment opportunities.
As digital literacy and lifestyle preferences evolve, the growth dynamics of financial product usage among younger generations can follow suit. For instance, those under 20 may initially engage in basic savings concepts and digital tools, while 20-24-year-olds might delve into mobile banking and digital payment services. In turn, 25-30-year-olds may seek out more complex financial products like investment accounts and credit cards.
What's Cooking at VTB?
Amidst a tumultuous financial landscape marked by elevated interest rates and sanctions, VTB has endeavored to maintain profitability. Additionally, the bank has forged strategic alliances, like a recent MOU with Vietnam Airlines to foster collaboration[1][2]. While these developments do not directly outline Gen Z's financial product preferences, they evidence VTB's ambitious tactics for navigating intricate financial landscapes, potentially signaling their ability to adapt to younger clients' needs.
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[1]VTB Bank's Struggle for Profitability Amid Tough Conditions - [Link][2]VTB's Strategic Partnership with Vietnam Airlines - [Link]
VTB's strategic alliance with Vietnam Airlines suggests a proactive approach to navigating complex financial landscapes, which could hint at their adaptability to younger clients' needs, given that Gen Z prioritizes digitally-accessible, flexible financial products such as mobile banking apps, digital payment services, and investment services. The bank's portfolio demonstrates a substantial increase in Gen Z clients, with 22% year-on-year growth accounting for a third of their wage portfolio, and an emphasis on personal-finance products like deposits, credit cards, mortgages, auto loans, and investment services.