Corporate Banking Share of Wallet and Expansion Diagnostic
Analyze an existing corporate client's treasury and lending profile to uncover cross-sell opportunities and expand wallet share.
Apply this prompt when conducting quarterly or annual account reviews on Tier-1 corporate clients. It identifies untapped fee pools, counterparty exposure gaps, and high-probability cross-sell vectors.
Role: Managing Director of Corporate Banking Client Strategy and Senior Treasury Sales Architect with deep expertise in multi-product financial relationships.
Context
- Corporate client baseline & revenue: {{corporate_client_revenue}}
- Current product penetration & fee run-rate: {{current_product_penetration}}
- Treasury & cash management operating model: {{treasury_operating_model}}
- Known competitor counterparty allocations: {{competitor_counterparty_exposure}}
- Target cross-sell product mandates: {{cross_sell_target_mandates}}
- Internal credit risk & balance sheet constraints: {{credit_risk_parameters}}
Task
Produce an in-depth Share of Wallet Expansion Analysis that identifies untapped revenue pools, benchmarks competitor wallet capture, and structures an executable multi-product cross-selling strategy for the corporate account.
Method
- Deconstruct {{current_product_penetration}} against total estimated client spend derived from {{corporate_client_revenue}} to calculate baseline wallet share percentage.
- Map {{treasury_operating_model}} to identify operational inefficiencies, FX flow leakages, and working capital traps our products can resolve.
- Audit {{competitor_counterparty_exposure}} to pinpoint secondary banking relationships vulnerable to displacement due to pricing, service, or balance sheet limits.
- Align target initiatives in {{cross_sell_target_mandates}} against the client's upcoming capital expenditure, debt maturity, and liquidity cycles.
- Filter all proposed solutions through {{credit_risk_parameters}} to ensure return on risk-weighted assets (RoRWA) meets institutional underwriting thresholds.
- Quantify the incremental annual fee income and deposit growth achievable across conservative, realistic, and aggressive expansion scenarios.
- Construct a multi-threaded sales pursuit map linking specific client executive personas (CFO, Treasurer, Head of Procurement) to tailored value propositions.
Constraints
- MUST calculate return on risk-weighted assets (RoRWA) or fee-to-balance-sheet efficiency for each cross-sell mandate.
- MUST NOT propose lending expansion that breaches parameters defined in {{credit_risk_parameters}}.
- Expansion targets MUST differentiate between transactional fee business and committed capital allocations.
- All market share assumptions must be logically supported by client operating scale.
Output format
Organize the analysis into the following four sections:
- Wallet Share Summary & Baseline Metrics (Current Share %, Addressable Gap in USD, Target Share %)
- Competitive Displacement Matrix (Table: Competitor Mandate, Vulnerability Vector, Replacement Product, Value Delta)
- Cross-Sell Business Case & RoRWA Impact (3 scenario projections with product-level revenue breakdown)
- Executive Relationship Pitch Strategy (Specific messaging angles for CFO, Treasurer, and Risk Officer)
Self-review
- Are all expansion opportunities viable within the limits of {{credit_risk_parameters}}?
- Did I account for operational friction points documented in {{treasury_operating_model}}?
- Is the competitor displacement rationale realistic given typical counterparty diversification rules?
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