Client Centric

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Definition of 'Client Centric'

A specific approach to doing business that focuses on the customer. Client centric businesses ensure that the customer is at the center of a business's philosophy, operations or ideas. These businesses believe that their clients are the only reason that they exist and use every means at their disposal to keep the client happy and satisfied.
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Investopedia explains 'Client Centric'

Client centric has long been a buzzword in service-oriented industries such as the financial services. Firms that strive to be Client Centric often do so by offering one-stop shopping for middle-income customers. Others may provide a suite of high-level services for high-net worth clients.

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