Description
SWOT ANALYSIS OF BOK FINANCIAL
BOK Financial
Parent Company
BOK Financial
Category
Banking
Sector
Banking and Financial Services
Tagline/ Slogan
Long live your money.
USP
Local-leadership based business model STP
Segment
People in need of financial services.
Middle-market and small businesses, financial institutions and Target Group consumers.
Positioning
Creating value for shareholders, clients, employees and communities. SWOT Analysis
1. It has Diverse revenue streams. 2. Has a branch network of about 200 branches in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. 3. Highest market share of deposits in Oklahoma. 4. It has seven principal banking divisions in eight Midwestern and southwestern states. 5. One of the largest U.S. based publicly traded bank holding company. 6. Capital levels well above proposed Basel III standards. 7. An employee base of above 4,500. 8. Handles more than 422,000 transactions and trades approximately Strength $200 billion in fixed income and other securities annually.
Weakness
1. No provision for credit losses due to continued improvement in
credit quality. This could prove fatal in case of any ill fate. 2. Services limited to only ten states in US only 3. Loan delinquency and defaults remain high
1. Continuous investment in fee businesses including talent acquisition. 2. Opportunities of Organic growth. 3. Energy and healthcare lending. Opportunity 4. Institutional Wealth Management.
1. Long term neutral interest rate risk position. 2. Protracted economic recovery 3. Regulatory issues and a low interest rate environment. Threats 4. Concern now for the fiscal cliff at beginning of 2013. Competition
1. Bank of America 2.Bank of the West 3. CoBiz Financial Incorporated 4. Commerce Bancshares 5. Marshall & Ilsley (MI) Competitors 6. Cullen/Frost Bankers (CFR)
doc_597788317.docx
SWOT ANALYSIS OF BOK FINANCIAL
BOK Financial
Parent Company
BOK Financial
Category
Banking
Sector
Banking and Financial Services
Tagline/ Slogan
Long live your money.
USP
Local-leadership based business model STP
Segment
People in need of financial services.
Middle-market and small businesses, financial institutions and Target Group consumers.
Positioning
Creating value for shareholders, clients, employees and communities. SWOT Analysis
1. It has Diverse revenue streams. 2. Has a branch network of about 200 branches in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. 3. Highest market share of deposits in Oklahoma. 4. It has seven principal banking divisions in eight Midwestern and southwestern states. 5. One of the largest U.S. based publicly traded bank holding company. 6. Capital levels well above proposed Basel III standards. 7. An employee base of above 4,500. 8. Handles more than 422,000 transactions and trades approximately Strength $200 billion in fixed income and other securities annually.
Weakness
1. No provision for credit losses due to continued improvement in
credit quality. This could prove fatal in case of any ill fate. 2. Services limited to only ten states in US only 3. Loan delinquency and defaults remain high
1. Continuous investment in fee businesses including talent acquisition. 2. Opportunities of Organic growth. 3. Energy and healthcare lending. Opportunity 4. Institutional Wealth Management.
1. Long term neutral interest rate risk position. 2. Protracted economic recovery 3. Regulatory issues and a low interest rate environment. Threats 4. Concern now for the fiscal cliff at beginning of 2013. Competition
1. Bank of America 2.Bank of the West 3. CoBiz Financial Incorporated 4. Commerce Bancshares 5. Marshall & Ilsley (MI) Competitors 6. Cullen/Frost Bankers (CFR)
doc_597788317.docx