Deutsche Retail Banking Markt Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) Report

Filialen & Bargeld Analysis

Deutsche Bank logo - ranked #1 in Filialen & Bargeld visibility
Commerzbank logo - ranked #2 in Filialen & Bargeld visibility
Sparkasse logo - ranked #3 in Filialen & Bargeld visibility
Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, Sparkasse lead in Filialen & Bargeld segment visibility
2,750
Prompts Analyzed
3
Sub-Segments
5
LLMs
The 'Filialen & Bargeld' segment is a cornerstone of the German retail banking landscape, addressing customers' fundamental needs for cash access and direct, in-person banking services. It encompasses the strategic deployment and management of physical bank branches, the extensive network of ATMs, and the provision of personalized financial advice. While digital channels continue to grow, a substantial portion of the German populace, particularly older demographics and those with complex financial requirements, still values the security and trust associated with face-to-face interactions. This segment is crucial for banks like Sparkasse, Deutsche Bank, and Commerzbank to maintain customer loyalty and reach diverse market segments. The availability and accessibility of ATMs remain paramount for daily cash transactions, despite increasing cashless payment options. Furthermore, branches serve as vital hubs for complex product sales, such as mortgages, investment advice, and business banking, where personal consultation is often preferred. The ongoing optimization of this physical infrastructure, balancing cost efficiency with customer service expectations, is a key strategic challenge for retail banks in Germany.

Overall Ranking

Model:
Brand
Ranking
Visibility
Share of Voice
Sentiment
Deutsche Bank logo
Deutsche Bank
#1
80%
14%
70%
Commerzbank logo
Commerzbank
#2
80%
14%
70%
Sparkasse logo
Sparkasse
#3
67%
12%
74%
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken logo
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken
#4
65%
11%
79%
Postbank logo
Postbank
#5
43%
6%
71%
HypoVereinsbank logo
HypoVereinsbank
#6
31%
4%
74%
S-Direkt logo
S-Direkt
#7
28%
5%
83%
Cash Group logo
Cash Group
#8
22%
2%
72%
ING logo
ING
#9
20%
3%
85%
Targobank logo
Targobank
#10
20%
2%
70%
DKB logo
DKB
#11
19%
3%
85%
Sparda-Bank logo
Sparda-Bank
#12
15%
2%
74%
Comdirect logo
Comdirect
#13
13%
2%
81%
Volksbank Raiffeisenbank logo
Volksbank Raiffeisenbank
#14
11%
1%
67%
Volksbank logo
Volksbank
#15
9%
2%
65%
Santander logo
Santander
#16
9%
1%
79%
UniCredit logo
UniCredit
#17
7%
1%
83%
N26 logo
N26
#18
6%
1%
87%
Berenberg logo
Berenberg
#19
6%
1%
72%
BBBank logo
BBBank
#20
6%
0%
83%

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The table below shows the domains and URLs most frequently cited by LLMs when generating responses about filialen & bargeld. These sources indicate where AI systems most often draw information.

Top Source Domains

Model:
Rank
Domain
Name
Used
Percentage
Sub Pages
#1
Wikipedia
16
44.44%
9
#2
Klamm
10
22.22%
3
#3
Welt
2
22.22%
2
#4
Computerbild
13
22.22%
4
#5
Mutual
5
11.11%
1
#6
Deutsche-bank
3
11.11%
1
#7
Bild
10
11.11%
1
#8
Bundesbank
4
11.11%
2
#9
Bw-bank
2
11.11%
1
#10
Gestalterbank
2
11.11%
1
#11
Chip
6
11.11%
1
#12
Yougov
3
11.11%
1
#13
Sparkasse-hochrhein
2
11.11%
1
#14
Vbidr
1
11.11%
1
#15
Giroexperte
4
11.11%
1

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Top Source URLs

Model:

Filialnetz

The Filialnetz refers to the geographical distribution and operational presence of physical bank branches across Germany. These branches serve as primary customer touchpoints for a range of services, including account opening, cash transactions, document verification, and initial consultations. Despite a trend towards branch consolidation, a well-maintained branch network remains crucial for market penetration, brand visibility, and catering to customer segments that prefer or require physical interaction. For regional banks like Sparkasse, the branch network is a core competitive advantage, deeply embedded in local communities. Strategic management of the Filialnetz involves optimizing locations, staffing, and service offerings to balance operational costs with customer accessibility and service quality.

Filialnetz - Overall Rankings

Model:
Brand
Ranking
Visibility
Share of Voice
Sentiment
Deutsche Bank logo
Deutsche Bank
#1
95%
19%
68%
Commerzbank logo
Commerzbank
#2
90%
17%
69%
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken logo
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken
#3
86%
17%
77%
Sparkasse logo
Sparkasse
#4
71%
13%
75%
Postbank logo
Postbank
#5
52%
7%
70%
S-Direkt logo
S-Direkt
#6
33%
7%
83%
HypoVereinsbank logo
HypoVereinsbank
#7
14%
2%
67%
Targobank logo
Targobank
#8
14%
1%
69%
Volksbank logo
Volksbank
#9
10%
1%
70%
Santander logo
Santander
#10
10%
1%
87%

Geldautomatennetz

The Geldautomatennetz encompasses the entire infrastructure of Automated Teller Machines, both proprietary and those accessible through interbank networks, enabling customers to withdraw and, increasingly, deposit cash. This network is fundamental for ensuring convenient access to physical currency, a service still highly demanded by German consumers despite the growth of cashless payments. The density and reliability of a bank's ATM network are key factors in customer convenience and satisfaction, influencing daily banking habits. Banks like Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank strategically manage their ATM footprint, often participating in alliances to expand reach and reduce individual operational costs. Maintaining a robust and accessible Geldautomatennetz is essential for meeting basic transactional needs and reinforcing a bank's presence in the daily lives of its customers.

Geldautomatennetz - Overall Rankings

Model:
Brand
Ranking
Visibility
Share of Voice
Sentiment
Cash Group logo
Cash Group
#1
85%
8%
72%
Deutsche Bank logo
Deutsche Bank
#2
77%
8%
71%
Commerzbank logo
Commerzbank
#3
69%
7%
71%
Postbank logo
Postbank
#4
69%
7%
70%
HypoVereinsbank logo
HypoVereinsbank
#5
69%
7%
71%
Sparkasse logo
Sparkasse
#6
62%
6%
77%
DKB logo
DKB
#7
46%
6%
84%
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken logo
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken
#8
46%
5%
78%
ING logo
ING
#9
46%
5%
83%
Comdirect logo
Comdirect
#10
38%
4%
78%

Persönliche Beratung

Persönliche Beratung involves direct, individualized interaction between bank customers and trained financial advisors. This service is particularly valued for navigating complex financial products such as mortgages, investment portfolios, retirement planning, and business financing, where tailored advice and trust are paramount. It provides a human touchpoint, fostering deeper customer relationships and addressing specific needs that digital channels often cannot fully satisfy. For major players like Deutsche Bank and Sparkasse, a strong advisory service differentiates them in a competitive market. The quality and accessibility of this personal consultation significantly influence customer satisfaction and retention, especially among affluent clients and those seeking comprehensive financial solutions.

Persönliche Beratung - Overall Rankings

Model:
Brand
Ranking
Visibility
Share of Voice
Sentiment
Commerzbank logo
Commerzbank
#1
75%
14%
71%
Sparkasse logo
Sparkasse
#2
65%
14%
72%
Deutsche Bank logo
Deutsche Bank
#3
65%
12%
72%
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken logo
Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken
#4
55%
9%
84%
S-Direkt logo
S-Direkt
#5
30%
5%
83%
ING logo
ING
#6
25%
4%
86%
HypoVereinsbank logo
HypoVereinsbank
#7
25%
4%
83%
DKB logo
DKB
#8
20%
4%
85%
Targobank logo
Targobank
#9
20%
3%
70%
UniCredit logo
UniCredit
#10
20%
3%
83%