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1 Marketing and financial services: an overview Contents • Learning outcomes 6 • Introduction 7 • The financial services industry 12 • Marketing 13 • Marketing services 16 • Financial services 20 • Technology 22 • Corporate social responsibility 22 • After the credit crunch 22 • Summary 23 • References 24 • Further reading 24 • Exercises 25 • Case study: Long live mutuality! The friendly society 25 March 17‚
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