Financial ServicesBusiness Intelligence & Analytics

From Churn to Loyalty

Using business analytics to improve customer retention at a leading asset management company (PKR 200bn AUM).

Objective

Improve customer retention by identifying interventions that reduce churn and increase loyalty — using analytics to surface patterns, predict who is likely to leave, and act while there is still time.

The challenge

The firm faced rising customer dormancy, with 45% of individual investors inactive. The BI team was asked to predict churn likelihood, the revenue at risk, and exactly which investors to target for retention.

Approach & analysis
  • Compiled data across core-system tables using a data warehouse (Oracle/SQL Server) with Tableau for analysis, on a daily refresh.
  • Profiled churned investors across investment size, first product, product breadth and value-added service usage.
  • Modelled likelihood of discontinuation and expected revenue impact per investor segment.
Key insights
  • Most churned customers had lifetime investments between Rs. 5,000 and Rs. 500,000.
  • They typically bought a single fund (Asset Allocation, Income or Money Market) and never explored others.
  • Most never activated value-added services (digital, debit card, e-transactions).
  • They stayed active for less than a year before redeeming.
Solution
  • Personalised service to deepen investor experience and brand connection.
  • Proactive support to resolve issues early, plus a formal feedback loop.
  • Trusted-advisor positioning, referral and awareness programmes, and social channels for informal engagement.
Results
20% → 45%Cross-selling rate over one year
+25%Existing investors who bought additional products
15% → 55%Value-added service activation
50% lowerDormancy among value-added service users