Ranking reaffirms leadership of APAP

The people's Association of savings and loans (APAP) was placed again, and for the fifth consecutive year in the first place in the ranking companies more Admiradas of Dominican Republic in the mutualist sector competing in line with other four institutions in the system.

With a 36.8% in 2011 of the magazine market, the people's Association ranking position in its category the first study.

Each year, through this ranking, hundreds of companies are evaluated by consumers, those who take into account important aspects such as innovation, economic strength, high managerial capacity, confidence, credibility, corporate social responsibility, quality of products and services and image and reputation institutional.

For the magazine market, "organizations that stand out in the ranking compete and are compared in a market in which operate local and international companies, and this admiration, as a sign" u000a"the study, only discriminates by the perception of their best practices and the positive side of his attributes." In the ranking 2011, APAP continues to maintain a leadership sustained for five decades in their sector and a more privileged position within the financial system dominicano.

"We received this distinction convinced that the successful experience of 50 years in the Dominican Republic financial system will enable us to further progress towards goals of efficiency increasingly higher, on the basis of a prudent and committed to best practices management", says Gustavo Ariza, EVP of the entity.

The study by the enterprise READ-research & consulting resorted to the technique of telephone interviews, based on a detailed questionnaire that was structured with questions open.

The composition of the sample by sex was composed by a 51.4% women and a 48.6% of men.

Of u000athem, 63.2% are subscribers of magazine market and 36.8% public general, residents in the main cities of the country, resulting in a margin of error of 3.55% with a 95% confidence level. Ages of respondents fall within four distinct intervals: 21-30 (33.6 per cent), 31-40 (36.1%), 41-50 (20.1%) and 51 more years (10.3%).

Share this article

Digg it!

del.icio.us

MySpace

Facebook

Fark

Reddit

Newsvine