Corporate Banking Behaviour: A Survey in Hong Kong

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This article contains findings of a survey in Hong Kong amongst a representative sample of companies directed to understanding their buying behaviour and attitude to banking services. The areas explored include split‐banking behaviour, bank usage, bank switching, perceived importance of attributes of a bank in a banking relationship, and usage of other financial services. As Hong Kong may be the third financial centre in the world, after New York and London, and there is a general lack of literature on corporate banking behaviour of Hong Kong companies, this research aims to contribute a pioneering study, which is expected to provide invaluable insights to banks operating in Hong Kong both locally and foreign‐based so as to formulate their bank marketing strategies.

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