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Truist Financial Corporation

BankingRegional BankTFCFortune 500 #139
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Latest disclosed NPS
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NPS entries
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98%
Retention
15 Jul 2021
2017–23
Years covered
17 entries in all

In their words

“Wholesale business is 86.1%, it's up 2%, also very strong”
— Chris Henson, Head of Corporate Banking / Senior Executive, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021
“Client retention in retail is at 91.8% and that's up a 1% over the last year”
— Chris Henson, Head of Corporate Banking / Senior Executive, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021
“Client retention is a very strong 98% plus”
— Kelly King, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021

NPS disclosures (2)

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20 Apr 2023
NPSProgram

And what we're doing now is say, let's bring all those digital capabilities, really fast turnaround times, incredible Net Promoter Scores with LightStream to all the Truist client base.

— Bill Rogers, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q1 2023 · 20 Apr 2023
Earnings call, Q1 2023 ↗
19 Jul 2022
NPSProgram

Retail Banking Net Promoter and client satisfaction scores have rebounded nicely from their March lows and still have more opportunity to improve.

— Bill Rogers, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2022 · 19 Jul 2022
Earnings call, Q2 2022 ↗

Retention disclosures (15)

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15 Jul 2021
Retention86.1%

Retention rate (insurance wholesale): 86.1% (Q2 2021) — “wholesale business is 86.1%, it's up 2%, also very strong”

— Chris Henson, Head of Corporate Banking / Senior Executive, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021
Earnings call, Q2 2021 ↗
15 Jul 2021
Retention91.8%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 91.8% (Q2 2021) — “client retention in retail is at 91.8% and that's up a 1% over the last year”

— Chris Henson, Head of Corporate Banking / Senior Executive, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021
Earnings call, Q2 2021 ↗
15 Jul 2021
Retention98%

Retention rate (banking/accounts): 98% (Q2 2021) — “client retention is a very strong 98% plus”

— Kelly King, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 15 Jul 2021
Earnings call, Q2 2021 ↗
21 Jan 2021
Retention85%

Retention rate (insurance wholesale): 85% (Q4 2020) — “wholesale, really strong at 85%”

— Chris Henson, Head of Banking, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 21 Jan 2021
Earnings call, Q4 2020 ↗
21 Jan 2021
Retention90%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 90% (Q4 2020) — “client retention has stabilized in retail at north of 90% for the last eight months”

— Truist Financial Corporation management · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 21 Jan 2021
Earnings call, Q4 2020 ↗
16 Jul 2020
Retention84.1%

Retention rate (insurance wholesale): 84.1% (Q2 2020) — “84.1% in wholesale, also very strong”

— Christopher Henson, Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 16 Jul 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
16 Jul 2020
Retention90.3%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 90.3% (Q2 2020) — “client retention was, in retail, 90.3%”

— Christopher Henson, Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 16 Jul 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
17 Oct 2019
Retention91%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 91% (Q3 2019) — “good client retention and retail were up about 91%”

— Chris Henson, President and Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q3 2019 · 17 Oct 2019
Earnings call, Q3 2019 ↗
18 Jul 2019
Retention79.6%

Retention rate (insurance wholesale): 79.6% (Q2 2019) — “wholesale was 79.6%”

— Christopher Henson, President and Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 18 Jul 2019
Earnings call, Q2 2019 ↗
18 Jul 2019
Retention92.1%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 92.1% (Q2 2019) — “retention rates, which have actually improved since first quarter, retails up to 92.1%”

— Christopher Henson, President and Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q2 2019 · 18 Jul 2019
Earnings call, Q2 2019 ↗
18 Apr 2019
Retention76%

Retention rate (insurance wholesale): 76% (Q1 2019) — “wholesale 76%”

— Christopher Henson, President and Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q1 2019 · 18 Apr 2019
Earnings call, Q1 2019 ↗
18 Apr 2019
Retention92%

Retention rate (insurance retail): 92% (Q1 2019) — “retail business retention rate is just below 92%, which is industry leading”

— Christopher Henson, President and Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q1 2019 · 18 Apr 2019
Earnings call, Q1 2019 ↗
17 Jan 2019
Retention92%

Retention rate (Insurance): 92% (Q4 2018) — “Client retention, we think we're industry leading in the 92-plus range.”

— Christopher Henson, Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q4 2018 · 17 Jan 2019
Earnings call, Q4 2018 ↗
18 Oct 2018
Retention92%

Retention rate (Insurance): 92% (Q3 2018) — “Our client retention is also a driver. It's best-in-class, generally north of 92%”

— Chris Henson, Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q3 2018 · 18 Oct 2018
Earnings call, Q3 2018 ↗
19 Oct 2017
Retention91%

Retention rate (Insurance): 91% (Q3 2017) — “we're industry leading at 91%, 92% or so there.”

— Chris Henson, Chief Operating Officer, Truist Financial Corporation · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 19 Oct 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗

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