BANKING BASICS
BANKING BASICS FOR DATA ANALYTICS
TYPE OF BANKS:
Retail Banks
Retail banks offer their services to the general public and usually have branch offices as well as main offices for the convenience of their customers.
They provide a range of services such as checking and savings accounts, loan and mortgage services, financing for automobiles, and short-term loans such as overdraft protection. Many also offer credit cards.
They also offer access to investments.
The larger retail banks also cater to high-net-worth individuals with specialty services such as
- Private banking [ high-net-worth individual (HNWI) ]
- Wealth management services.
Example : Citibank.
Commercial or Corporate Banks
Commercial or corporate banks tailor their services to business clients, from small business owners to large, corporate entities. Along with day-to-day business banking, these banks also offer credit services, cash management, commercial real estate services, employer services, and trade finance,
JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are examples of commercial banks, though both have large retail banking divisions as well.
Investment Banks
Investment banks focus on providing corporate clients with complex services and financial transactions such as underwriting and assisting with merger and acquisition (M&A) activity. They are primarily financial intermediaries in these transactions.
Their clients include large corporations, other financial institutions, pension funds, governments, and hedge funds.
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are among the biggest U.S. investment banks.
As corporate and commercial banks serve increasingly complex needs,
- Fraud detection
- Risk modeling for investment banks
- Credit risk analysis
- Operational & liquidity risk
- Sales performance analysis
- Branch and online channel sales analysis
- AI-driven chatbots & Virtual Assistants
- Personalized marketing
- Lifetime value prediction
- Recommendation engines
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- Other Apps
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