There are numerous precedent researches that integrated these two terms: corporate reputation and customer loyalty together in order to find the relationship between them. According to Nguyen and Leblanc (2001), good corporate reputation could reinforce customers’ trust in the corporation and product which promotes customer repurchases. Leblanc’s (2001) refers that the degree of customer loyalty tends to be higher when the perception of corporate reputation and corporate image are favorable. Weiwei (2007) reveals the relationship between corporate image and corporate reputation, and their impact on the customer loyalty. Moreover, Zhang (2009) has claimed that affective component (Likeability) of corporate reputation exerts greater influence on customer loyalty than the cognitive component (competency) does. Andreassen and Lindestad (1998) argue that corporate image – part of reputation, is an antecedent to customer loyalty; later, it is concluded that reputation might be loyalty’s strongest driver (Andreassen 1994, Ryan et al. 1999).