Customer Story

National Bank Uses Location Analytics to Determine Appropriate Market Coverage

Company Overview

Citibank is the consumer division of financial services multinational Citigroup. Founded in 1812 as City Bank of New York, the company is the world’s largest credit card issuer with 139 million accounts and $375 billion in annual purchase sales. NYSE: C

Problem

Citibank needed a way to identify where its customers and potential customers were coming from in relation to its numerous branch offices. They wanted to determine whether locations were meeting population needs, and where there might be branch service redundancies or over saturations.

Solution

Analytics8 implemented QlikMaps, our location analytics engine, and Citibank now has a highly effective way to analyze geographical market penetration and compare it against competitor banks by specific regions. Citibank uses street views within QlikMaps to see any branch location’s surroundings to evaluating parking, ATM convenience, and drive-through services; and they can see the real estate across and down the street. They now plot their own branches and those of their competitors, with Census data incorporated into the custom profiles it creates. This allows Citibank to easily see aggregates of incomes, population, population density, number of people by age per household, and more. In addition, the solution produces account portfolio and market penetration reports for branch managers and sales managers.

Using QlikMaps, Citibank can more easily determine market coverage for its own branches compared against its competitors. As a result, they can identify underserved markets and minimize the cannibalization of areas with multiple Citibank branches. They can also improve the customer experience through street views that show the state of parking and other accommodating services.

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