The Thailand-based
division of Malaysia-headquartered CIMB Bank plans to double retail
banking customer numbers to 1.2m by the end of 2012.
To boost its growth
ambitions, CIMB will open a net 22 branches this year in Thailand,
increasing its branch network in the country to 158
outlets.
CIMB is also planning to
grow its army of mobile relationship managers, charged with
attracting new customers to the bank.
CIMB said that a number
of its existing branches remain loss-making.
To break even, each
branch requires minimum deposits of around THB1bn ($32.7m) for
shopping mall locations and THB500m for general
locations.
CIMB is also aiming to
increase its retail banking cross-sell metric from around 1.2
products-per-person to around 1.5 products-per-person by the end of
the year.
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