Customer Perception of Service Excellence in the Financial Services Industry: Integrating ESG Practices and Artificial Intelligence in Banking (Anusandhanvallari)
Summary
- The research methodology engaged a total sample size of 120 respondents, collecting 100 responses via Google Forms and 20 via physical forms.p.3
- The demographic profile reveals that 55.4% of respondents belong to the Finance sector, followed by IT at 30.8% and Business at 13.8%.p.5
- The majority of survey participants were aged 25–35 years at 64.6%, while 35.4% belonged to the 36–45 age group.p.5
- Monthly income analysis showed 35.4% earned Above ₹1,00,000, while ₹25,000–₹50,000 and ₹50,001–₹1,00,000 each accounted for 27.7%.p.5
- The statement regarding the importance of companies focusing on sustainability received the highest mean agreement score of 4.18.p.7
- Respondents gave a mean score of 3.94 to the statement that AI helps in making better decisions.p.7
Key insights
- Digital banking, green loans, and green services positively influence customer satisfaction, whereas green infrastructure showed no significant positive relationship.p.2
- Finance professionals formed the majority of the survey sample at 55.4%.p.5
- Focusing on corporate sustainability recorded the highest mean score of agreement at 4.18.p.7
- Participants agreed that AI helps in making better decisions, rating the statement at a mean score of 3.94.p.7
- Integrating AI with ESG to improve decision making, reduce risk, and save time yielded a mean score of 3.72.p.7
- Baseline awareness statements such as hearing about ESG scored lower at a mean of 3.03, indicating moderate awareness levels.p.7
- All eleven statements regarding ESG and AI integration demonstrated statistically significant agreement with p-values of 0.000.p.7
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