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Home Court filings In re: Bank of America California Unemployment Benefits Litigation — S.D. Cal., No. 21-md-02992 Exhibit 169 — BofA Ca Unemployment (Dkt. 378.14)

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Exhibit 169 — BofA Ca Unemployment (Dkt. 378.14)

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Exhibit 169, filed November 21, 2024 as Document 378-14 in Case 3:21-md-02992-GPC-MSB, reproduces pages of ContactBabel's 2024 report US Contact Center Vertical Markets: Finance. It says finance agent attrition rates have been higher than the industry average since 2021, perhaps as the sector's salaries fall further behind. The average speed to answer in finance operations rose from 22 seconds in 2013 to 227 seconds in 2022, a rate of increase much higher than the industry average, and it remains high in 2023.

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“Exhibit 169 — BofA Ca Unemployment (Dkt. 378.14).” Original at ecf.casd.uscourts.gov, No. 3:21-md-02992-GPC-MSB, Doc. 378-14. Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/court-filings/bofa-ca-unemployment-casd-709615/undated-gov-uscourts-casd-709615-378-14-gov-uscourts-casd-709615-378-14/, SHA-256 721931eac5ad1fb4fcd07216629c0680b4ee6b7acf4258c60ef12ff2f53ab576.

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Case 3:21-md-02992-GPC-MSB Document 378-14 Filed 11/21/24 PagelD.14397
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Exhibit 169
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CONTACTBABEL

US Contact Center Verticals:

Finance

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CONTACTBABEL

US Contact Center Vertical Markets: Finance

© ContactBabel 2024

Please note that all information is believed correct at the time of publication, but ContactBabel does not
accept responsibility for any action arising from errors or omissions within the report, links to external
websites or other third-party content.
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AGENT ATTRITION

Financial services agent attrition rates show a recent pattern of increased attrition rates in recent years,
being higher than the industry average since 2021, perhaps as the sector’s salaries fall further behind.

Figure 13: Average Finance annual agent attrition rates, 2012-23

Average Finance annual agent attrition rates, 2012-23
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SPEED TO ANSWER

The average speed to answer in finance operations rose from 22 seconds in 2013 to 227 seconds in
2022, a rate of increase that is much higher than the industry average. It remains high in 2023.

Financial services contact centers can generally be seen to have a considerably higher average speed to
answer than the US contact center industry as a whole, being higher than the overall average for all of
the past nine years, and seeing major increases in the years of the pandemic.

Speed to answer is still one of the most important factors to customers calling a contact center, so this is
negative for the customer experience as a whole.

Figure 17: Finance contact centers: average speed to answer, 2012-23

Finance contact centers: average speed to answer (2012-23)
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