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Are Thai Banks Growing Too Big, Too Quickly?Published by: IDC Published: Apr. 26, 2006 - 20 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Financial Insights Opinion In This Report Brief Description of the Domain Situation Overview Table: Top Thai Banks According to Size of Distribution Network Key Imperatives in Channel Management for Thai Banks Benchmark Analysis Branch Growth, 2002-2007 Figure: Branch Growth of 12 Select Thai Banks, 2002-2007 ATMs and CDMs, 2005-2008 Figure: Thailand ATMs Installed, 2005-2008 Figure: Thailand CDMs Installed, 2005-2008 Segmenting the Industry Branches: Growth Intensity and Focus on Subbranches Table: Thai Banks Segmented According to Branch Growth Table: Segmenting Banks: Subbranches as a Percentage of Banks' Total Branch Network Table: Thai Banks and Subbranch Network to 2007 Alternative Channels: Self-Service Machines Table: Segmenting Thai Banks: Growth in ATMs and CDMs Table: Thai Banks and Growth in ATMs and CDMs Alternative Channels: Internet Banking Segmenting Performance Size and the Focus on Subbranches: Cost Implications Figure: Per-Branch Operating Cost of Five Select Thai Banks Large Banks for Now Tending to Show Higher Operating Cost per Branch Subbranches Focus May Be Creating Cost Disadvantage Channel Transaction Costs: The Branch Versus the ATM Figure: Branch Network Size and Cost of a Branch Transaction for Five Select Thai Banks Figure: ATM Network Base and Cost of an ATM Transaction for Five Select Thai Banks Figure: Thailand ATM Transaction Cost as a Percentage of Branch Transaction Cost Issues Impacting Performance Essential Guidance Actions to Consider Learn MOre Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis Financial Insights report is based on interviews with 27 key executives in top banks in Thailand and focuses on the strong growth expected in the country's banking channels. This report also presents the operating cost, transaction cost, and utilization metrics of several banks in the country, which will be useful for banks in their attempt to balance channel growth and effectiveness. "Thai banks are in a race for numbers and size. New players are striving to catch up with the more established players. Meanwhile, the incumbents are feverishly racing to be as big as possible," remarks Michael Araneta, senior research manager for Financial Insights Asia/Pacific IT Benchmarking. "For now, the efficiencies brought by size are not clearly seen in Thailand. The large banks are showing relatively higher operating cost per branch and higher transaction costs at specific channels. The race for numbers should also be a race for effectiveness." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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