Latest Research from MRS Says Banks are Most Trusted Institutions
How secure is our personal data?
Market Research Society has published findings from a study on consumer privacy that shows that despite continuing negative publicity surrounding banks, they are still most trusted with our personal information. According to the research, concerns about increased government surveillance and websites and communications platforms that soak up personal data has led to only one in ten of us feeling in control of our personal information.
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Banks are trusted more with personal data than government, charities and supermarkets
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