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Commercial International Bank is a national Egyptian bank with multinational operations headquartered in Egypt. It offers a range of banking, insurance, and securities services to corporate clients, wealthy individuals, and the upper-middle class. While the banking industry is increasingly competitive with new entrants, the company has maintained high profitability through its reputation for trustworthiness and quality services. It follows green practices to reduce its environmental impact and aims to lower resource consumption over time.
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- 3. Type of the business S National with multinational activity.
- 4. Location of the headquarter
- 5. Type of business Ownership S Corporation S Started as a joint venture
- 6. Business Sector S Banking S Life insurance S Securities S etc.
- 7. Type of product S Services S Retail
- 8. Current and potential competitors S HSBC S Qatar National bank (QNB) S National bank of Kuwait (NBK) S Credit Agricole S Alex Bank S Banque Misr S Others
- 9. Current and potential customers S Companies S Wealthy individuals S Upper-middle class
- 10. Other stakeholders S Government S Society
- 11. Is it fast growing or stable industry? S More competition S More creativity S New banks entering the market
- 12. Is the company listed in the stock market? How is its performance? S Yes, in EGX30 S Controls 26% of EGX30 S Down trending
- 13. Profitability growth S High S Reputation S Customers
- 14. Does it follow green production system? S Yes! S Lower consumption S Goal
- 15. Strengths and Weaknesses Strengths Weaknesses Trustworthy and good reputation No enough focus on the normal individual customer Great quality and quantity of services Not enough marketing or advertising
- 16. Thank you!