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World Retail Banking Report 2008
Capgemini, EFMA and ING present the 5th annual World Retail Banking Report
In collaboration with:
Latest Headlines
- Press Release: Organic Growth in Domestic Markets key to Bank Profitability
- Press Release: Banking prices Keep Varying across the Globe while Consumers Pay average €70 for Banking Services
Conclusions from the 2008 World Retail Banking Report
Findings from in-depth interviews with 52 banking executives in 15 countries and internal Capgemini analysis reveal:
- Many of the world’s leading banks have grown their domestic retail banking revenues faster than costs over the last five years
- Four core practices have enabled banks to achieve profitable growth in their domestic markets
- Changes in the market are putting banks revenue at risk compelling them to adapt their strategies: a simulation of competitive pressure and their effects shows banks could loose 36% of NBI before 2017!
- Three distribution strategies can help banks grow beyond their traditional retail banking business model
- The report concludes the best performers will combine several business models to shape the next maturity phase of retail banking and all traditional enablers of operational performance will then have to be tuned and re-combined to fit this new context
Findings from the report in-depth pricing analyses of retail banks in Europe, North-America and Asia Pacific, based on data collected in 194 banks in 26 countries, show:
- Global stability hides price variations across the world
- Single Euro Payments Area still draws price down in Europe eurozone
- Banks use price to influence customer behavior
About the World Retail Banking Report
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To learn more about why and how Retail Bankers will have to renew their distribution
strategies to grow domestic retail revenues and avoid stunted profit in the ten
next years, download the entire World Retail Banking Report 2008.
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