Market Intelligence Reports and Data

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  • Market research services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

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2 years ago

Description

The purpose of this contract is to access comprehensive market, competitor and consumer insight reports and data relating to the financial services market and associated topics such as channel use and technology trends. This should include data relating specifically to emerging themes such as the fintech sector including uptake and usage of financial technology and associated tools, services, processes etc (including open banking). 

The reports and data we are looking for focus mainly on financial services, particularly the savings market and the UK, but not limited to that. Ideally trend data would be available on key areas such as market size and value (including forecasts). We also have an interest in global information. We are looking for access to data or reports that are being collated by the agency as a matter of their core business rather an agency which would provide bespoke reports or data that we would have to commission. 

NS&I would also be looking for analyst support to be provided within the subscription to help us pull together specific information or data from that which is available through the service. However, we understand that needs to be within reason and that some requests may be at additional cost. 
Access to the reports and data would ideally be through a portal that allows multiple users from across NS&I to have self-service access.


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