The store as the central point of contact for customer needs has largely become obsolete.
Between 2008 and 2019, the number of stores in Germany fell from 42,000 to 30,000. Corona is acting as a catalyst for further consolidation of the branch network. Consileon is convinced that stores will not disappear completely from the scene. However, it is necessary to rethink the concept of the store and optimally integrate this personal access channel into the omni-channel customer experience. In addition, the further reduction of stores should be linked to a “transition concept”. The bank should communicate the benefits of “digital banking” to classic store customers and, for example, jointly carry out service orders online in the store. Consileon helps you design the store of the future and create hybrid consulting excellence.
Reducing the carbon footprint: How carbon portfolio control and risk management are shaping the financial sector
Implementing carbon portfolio controls and risk management strategies is critical to reducing the carbon footprint of the financial sector, avoiding losses and recognising opportunities for growth and innovation.
