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Join us for a live session as we unveil Mosaic Financial, the latest household segmentation solution built for today’s financial services and wider consumer sectors.

In a complex financial landscape shaped by evolving consumer expectations, product convergence, and rising financial vulnerability, organisations face mounting pressure to understand and serve customers more effectively.  

Traditional segmentation and internal data often fall short, missing the nuanced behaviours and needs of diverse consumer groups. From students managing debt to retirees planning holidays, financial attitudes vary widely and influence decision-making.  

As product categories blur and digital-first journeys dominate, businesses must move beyond siloed views to understand the whole customer. Mosaic Financial helps meet these challenges with rich, current segmentation grounded in consumer insights -empowering smarter strategies across marketing, product, and customer experience as well as meeting regulatory compliance.

What is Mosaic Financial?

Powered by Experian’s ConsumerView, the UK’s most comprehensive marketing database and enriched with insights from a 200,000+ YouGov survey panel and trusted third-party sources, Mosaic Financial delivers granularity and accuracy to help you target, personalise, and make smarter decisions with confidence. 

Mosaic Financial creates segments based on financial characteristics and behaviours - including life stage, affluence, product holdings, channel preferences, and attitudes - giving you the insight to act fast and with precision.

Why Mosaic Financial?

Mosaic Financial uses real, up-to-date consumer insights to segment UK households and individuals. Every adult in the UK - around 52m people – are categorised into 17 groups and 56 types, giving your marketing and strategy teams the tools to:

  • Understand market potential for products and services 
  • Identify profitable segments and vulnerable customers
  • Personalise and activate campaigns at scale 
  • Deliver clearer, fairer communications - aligned with Consumer Duty
  • Optimise branch and store networks for better coverage

Don’t miss this opportunity to get ahead of the curve and see how Mosaic Financial can transform your customer strategy. Register now to secure your spot!

Join our Mosiac Financial webinar

Date: Wednesday 19 November 2025

Time: 10am - 11am

Why attend?

See Mosaic Financial in action

With a full product introduction and real-world use cases.

Explore the segmentation framework

From household-level insights to multi-channel activation.

Understand why the introduction of new Groups and Types matters

In today's changing environment.

Get inspired

Find out how leading financial institutions can use Mosaic Financial to drive acquisition and retention whilst improving ROI.

Ask your questions live

Get answers from our product specialists.

Reserve your spot

Don’t miss this opportunity to get ahead of the curve and see how Mosaic Financial can transform your customer strategy.

Meet the speakers

Debbie Oates

Debbie Oates

Customer Engagement Director, Experian - Marketing Services

Debbie is a senior data driven marketing leader - helping organisations better understand, locate and engage their customers to drive more effective business decisions.

Sue Shearman

Sue Shearman

Senior Product Manager, Experian - Marketing Services

With a deep understanding of data for marketing, Sue is an experienced Senior Product Manager for our range of segmentations, including Mosaic, helping clients turn data into actionable insights.

Dr. Nadia Zaheer

Dr. Nadia Zaheer

Group Head of Data Science and AI, Vanquis Banking Group

Nadia leads the enterprise-wide adoption of Machine Learning and Generative AI to deliver measurable commercial and customer outcomes. Recognised as the UK’s Global Exceptional Talent & Proven Leader in Data Science (2020) and an IBM Data Science Thought Leader (2019), Nadia holds a PhD on why people don’t share data.

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