Banking · Product Development Process
A public sector bank plans a 'Lifestyle-Based Digital Credit Line' through steps including Idea Generation, Screening, Concept Testing, Business Analysis, Product Development (integrating secure e-KYC), Test Marketing (launched for employees only for 1 month), and Commercialization. Post-launch analysis reveals that Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) reached 4% (double the projected 2%), primarily because the test group was narrow and did not reflect general customer retail credit behaviors. Based on this scenario, what was the primary failure in the 'Test Marketing' stage?
- 1The stage duration was too short.
- 2The sample size of 5,000 was too small for a national bank.
- 3The test group (employees) was not representative of the actual target market (general retail customers).✓
- 4The stage failed to identify the technical glitch in the auto-debit feature.
Correct answer
The test group (employees) was not representative of the actual target market (general retail customers).
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