Savings banks, banks, and trade can save costs together
When it comes to cash payment transactions, banks and savings banks have long viewed trading companies as strategic partners. The presence of credit industries in local market branches makes sense for strategic reasons, as does the
The lack of branch utilization and high costs in cash logistics lead financial service providers to increasingly question their locations in the area—especially in rural areas. In this context, new concepts for cash supply come into focus. To evaluate the profitability of cooperation with trade, questions regarding the number of existing ATMs and long-standing lease agreements for ATM locations must first be clarified. Moreover, answers to the following points need to be found: