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Higher One Holdings, Inc.

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98%
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2 Jun 2010
2010
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In their words

“Maintaining a retention rate of 98% or higher”
— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 2 Jun 2010
“Client retention, including maintaining a retention rate of 98% or higher”
— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 6 May 2010
“Our over 97% retention rate since 2003 among our higher education institutional clients, including clients of CASHNet, demonstrates the level of our client and customer satisfaction.”
— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 6 May 2010

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2 Jun 2010
Retention98%

Retention rate: 98% (2010) — “maintaining a retention rate of 98% or higher”

— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 2 Jun 2010
SEC S-1 IPO prospectus ↗
6 May 2010
Retention98%

Retention rate (higher education institutional clients): 98% (2010) — “client retention, including maintaining a retention rate of 98% or higher”

— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 6 May 2010
SEC S-1 IPO prospectus ↗
6 May 2010
Retention97%

Retention rate (higher education institutional clients): 97% (since 2003) — “Our over 97% retention rate since 2003 among our higher education institutional clients, including clients of CASHNet, demonstrates the level of our client and customer satisfaction.”

— Higher One Holdings, Inc. · SEC S-1 IPO prospectus · filed 6 May 2010
SEC S-1 IPO prospectus ↗

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Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

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