
Purposeful experimentation resulted in $951M of Funds Under Management for this Super Fund
A major Australian super fund partnered with YakTrak to shift member services from transactional calls to proactive conversations that drove consolidations and Funds Under Management growth. Using the Little Big Experiment© and a scaled coaching rhythm, the program delivered $951.5m in FUM roll-in (FY20/21 to end of May), with 10,566 members taking action.
The challenge
The fund needed to shift from transactional service conversations to proactive, value-adding discussions that increased consolidations and Funds Under Management (FUM), despite resistance from past change programs.
Program/Trial design
Little Big Experiment© + YakTrak Program (2 years)
Channel:
Phone-based member services and sales conversations
Included:
- Frontline training
- Leadership training
- Coaching framework and operating rhythm
- Behavioural analytics and calibrations
Details: - 571 customer conversations analysed
- 155 coaching conversations analysed
- 34 leaders developed
- 212 team members trained
- 80 infield coaching sessions
The program approach focused on
- Using the Little Big Experiment© to test targeted micro behaviours linked to consolidations (e.g., asking members if they had super elsewhere and taking control of the “yes”)
- Demonstrating early wins to overcome resistance to a microbehavioural approach
- Designing a full microbehavioural conversation framework for member services once proof of concept was achieved
- Pivoting to a virtual program during COVID19 while maintaining coaching consistency and embedding leaderled coaching
YakTrak created a solution that:
- Built and rolled out a micro-behavioural conversation framework for member services after the initial LBE phase proved the concept
- Delivered behavioural analytics and calibrations to measure conversation quality, coaching quality, and progress over time
- Supported leaders to embed the framework through coaching rhythms and infield coaching
- Adapted the program into a virtual model during COVID-19 while maintaining momentum across departments
The results
- $951.5m in FUM roll-in (FY20/21 to end of May)
- 10,566 members took action based on the new conversation approach
- The initial LBE phase delivered a $194m uplift in FUM roll-in (65.5% year-on-year increase)
- No-show rate reduced from 16.67% to zero
- NPS improved, including a department high of 71.6
- Stronger employee engagement, confidence and commercial focus
- Call listening activities shifted to a new commercial focus on Member Experience.
- One team generated 7 leads in 16 days during FY20/21
What this shows
Purposeful behavioural experimentation can rapidly shift conversations, leader capability, and commercial outcomes at scale.
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