MarketsandMarkets: Opportunity Analysis in Community Banking

DALLAS, May 13, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Opportunity Analysis in Community Banking is a market research study designed specifically to identify the role that community banks can play in this market. The report focuses on identifying the growth strategies of the key community banks as well as the new opportunities in the community banking sector. For too long, community banks have seen their share of deposits dwindle, from 33% in 1992 to 12.4% in 2009. The current recession is proving to be a boon for the community banks. Customers are losing faith in large financial institutions as the "Too big to fail" theory has failed, and so they are moving back their deposits to community banks. It is the right time for community banks to capitalize on this shift and put the right programs in place to accelerate their success. Customers have a lot of options as there are more than 6,000 community banks, with more than 50,000 branch locations, that offer innovative product portfolio as per the needs of customers. Opportunity Analysis in Community Banking will show you how to stand out.

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The objective of the report is to identify unmet needs for products and services to optimize product cross-selling and customer servicing. The report will provide new insights on what best in class community banks are doing to win against other community banks and large banks and give recommendations for banks intending to increase market share.

    Scope of the report

    - Strategy Formulation - Market definition, industry overview,
      market penetration, key drivers, issues and opportunities to community
      banks, strategy adopted by top performing community banks
    - Business Models - Go-to-market strategies, competitive
      pricing strategy, business risk analysis
    - Vendor Analysis - Products and services designed for the
      community banks, benchmarking key vendors

Analyst Briefing Presentation on Opportunity Analysis in U.S. Community Banking market to be held on 22nd June 2010

The BFS practice at MarketsandMarkets is pleased to announce its Analyst Briefing Presentation on the Opportunity Analysis in U.S. Community Banking (http://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/Community- Banking-186.html) market to be held on 22nd June 2010. The briefing will cover an analysis of consumer needs, behaviors, and attitudes for community banks, large banks, and community banking vendors. The briefing on opportunities in community banking- Need, behavior and attitude analysis will benefit community banks, large banks and community banking vendors.

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