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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2025 · 37 MIN

Podcast 83 - Financial Services Loyalty

from Loyalty Wired · host Loyalty Wired

Loyalty in financial services is big business, touching millions of customers and billions in spend every day. But it is also one of the most competitive sectors in loyalty. With open banking, rapid fintech innovation, and rising digital expectations, financial services brands must work harder than ever to earn trust, engagement, and long-term loyalty. In this episode, we bring together a panel of leaders from some of the world’s most successful financial services programmes. Johan Moolman, now at Sanlam Bank and formerly of eBucks in South Africa, shares his experience from a market widely regarded as a global leader in financial services loyalty. Nceba Hene from African Bank discusses the team’s award-winning approach, having been recognised as Team of the Year at the International Loyalty Awards. And JP Lips, former CEO of Nectar in the UK and now President for Europe at Capillary Technologies, adds a broader global perspective on what success looks like. Together, they explore the challenges of building loyalty in financial services, how these challenges differ across markets, what sets top-performing programmes apart, and the essential advice they would give to anyone new to the sector. Sponsored by Capillary Technologies.

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