Cross-Selling Deposit Products 

 

CROSS-SELLING DEPOSIT PRODUCTS

Delivery Options:
This course can be delivered in the classroom and is also a self-paced online course:

·         ABA eLearning Self-paced online course  (length: 3-4 hours)
Price: $95 members; $130 non-members 
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·         Participant's Handbook and Trainer's Guide - Tools for in-house training
Handbook:  Catalog #3003703
$47.25 member; $73.50 non-member

Trainer's Guide:  Catalog #3003704
$95 member; $135 non-member

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Please note:  Cross-Selling Deposit Products is printed on demand as ordered.  The Handbook and Trainer's Guide may not be returned.

Course Description:  This course provides the skills needed to cross-sell retail bank deposit products and services. The course explores the importance of cross-selling and focuses on steps in the cross-selling process: interpreting clues to customer needs, cross-selling solutions to match needs, responding to objections, and closing the sale or referring the customer to a specialist. Features and benefits of deposit products are compared to match solutions to customer needs. Participants receive tools for on-the-job use.

Audience:  Any bank personnel in a position to discuss deposit products and services with customers. Participants should have a basic knowledge of their institution's products and services.

Learning Objectives:  At the conclusion of the program participants will be able to:

  • Explain the importance of cross-selling
  • Describe typical bank products and their features and benefits
  • Interpret clues and identify customer needs
  • Cross-sell deposit product solutions that match customer needs
  • Respond to questions and objections from customers
  • Close the sale or refer the customer.

Course Credit:  AIB: 0.25

For further information, please call Elisa Legg at 212-297-1679 or elegg@nyba.com.

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