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Sector Analysis
NewNetherlands Cards and Payments – Opportunities and Risks to 2028
Netherlands Cards and Payments Market Report Overview The annual value of card transactions in the Netherlands cards and payments market was $205.1 billion in 2023. The Dutch cards and payments market will grow at a CAGR of more than 6% during 2024-2028. Dutch banks are progressively switching from Maestro and V PAY to Mastercard- and Visa-branded debit cards. Since July 2023, Mastercard and Visa have no longer issued Maestro and V PAY cards. Netherlands Card Transactions Outlook, 2024-2028 ($ Billion)...
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Analyst Opinions
Europe Regional Retail Banking Analysis by Consumer Credit, Retail Deposits and Residential Mortgages
Europe Regional Retail Banking Report Overview The low interest rate environment in Europe has kept net interest margins low. However, monetary policy tightening will have likely put an end to this prolonged period, as banks will now be more able to create a spread between deposit and lending rates.  The European Central Bank’s (ECB) projections of the average annual inflation rate suggest that inflation will subside in 2023 but will remain above the 2% target rate until the second half...
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Company Insights
iDEAL – Competitor Profile
iDEAL - a market leader in Dutch third-party payment services - was established by payment systems provider Currence in 2005. iDEAL offers online payments for Dutch domestic and international shoppers, enabling them to pay for online purchases directly from their bank accounts. iDEAL also enables consumers to carry out other transactions such as utility bill payments, mobile recharging, and donations. It generates business by offering four types of transactions: domestic ecommerce payments, cross-border ecommerce payments, payments between consumers, and non-ecommerce...
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Company Profile
Cooperatieve Rabobank UA – Company Profile
Cooperatieve Rabobank UA (Rabobank) offers global banking and other related financial solutions to commodity traders, large corporates, start-ups, financial institutions, and private equity firms. It provides a wide range of accounts, deposits, cards, loans, term deposits, managed funds, agriculture and rural advisory, and leasing, among others. Rabobank also offers services such as international payments, capital structuring, mergers and acquisitions advisory, treasury management, transaction banking, private equity, and factoring. The bank also provides personal, online, retail, and wholesale banking. It operates...
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Rabobank Private Banking – Company Profile
Rabobank Private Banking (RPB) is a division of Cooperatieve Rabobank UA. The company provides private banking-related services. Its service offering includes business transfer, financial planning, power transfer, estate planning, structuring assets in BV, asset management services, payments, mortgages, and charity plans. The bank offers its services to high-net-worth individuals, wealthy families, and entrepreneurs through a network of branch offices, online portals, and wealth advisors located across the country. RPB is headquartered in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
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Rabobank – Enterprise Tech Ecosystem Series
Rabobank has been focusing on using artificial intelligence, cloud, big data, mobile payments and blockchain to digitally transform its operations. The annual ICT spending of Rabobank was estimated at $1.2 billion for 2022. A major share of this spending is earmarked for acquiring software, ICT services and hardware from vendors. Rabobank offers global banking and other related financial solutions to commodity traders, large corporates, startups, financial institutions, and private equity firms. It provides a wide range of accounts, deposits, cards,...
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Nordea – Enterprise Tech Ecosystem Series
This report provides insight into Nordea's fintech activities, including its digital transformation strategies, its innovation programs, its technology initiatives, and its estimated ICT budget. Nordea and its subsidiaries offer a range of financial products and services such as savings and currents accounts, consumer and personal loans, vehicle loans, overdrafts, payments and cards, corporate finance services, trade finance services, investment management, structured products, investment funds, asset management, pension schemes, private banking, and life, health, and non-life insurance. It also provides international...
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Analyst Opinions
Codeless Tomorrow: Can Low-Code/No-Code Platforms Revolutionize Application Development in Digital Age?
Amidst a growing number of companies pouring millions into digital transformation for business resilience, especially after the lessons from the COVID-19 crisis, low-code, no-code (LCNC) platforms gain momentum to cut down lengthy development cycles to create new applications that meet immediate business needs. The technology is the new paradigm in application development that reduces or eliminates the need for coding. This report highlights the current state of play and the future potential of LCNC in multiple industries such as financial...
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Company Insights
Compass Group Plc – Enterprise Tech Ecosystem Series
Compass group has dedicated teams in North America for developing digital platforms, and formulating data analytics led strategies, which evaluates and anticipates emerging food and consumer trends at a local, regional and global level. The key technologies under focus for the company are big data, cloud, digital media, digitalization, internet of things, online & mobile payments and robotics. The company has been forging partnerships with tech startups, and other companies to develop innovative solutions and tap new markets Compass's key...
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Sector Analysis
Australian Retail Deposits 2019: Review, Forecasts, and Future Opportunities
The Australian retail deposits market has been characterized by weaker growth of 5% in 2019 (A$1,168bn [$764bn]) compared to previous years and is forecast to grow close to that level until 2023. Weak GDP growth and poor consumer sentiment have persuaded consumers to save rather than spend, despite falling interest rates. The shrinking gap between deposits products has led to a market preference for on-demand deposits over term deposits. Meanwhile, fee income has fallen for the first time in years,...