Card Issuer Profile: GE Money

Content

• Overview
• Catalyst
• Summary
  • Ge Money
• Key Findings
• Company Overview
  • Background
  • Ownership & Management
  • Ge Money's Board Of Directors
  • Employees
  • Management Values
  • Company Structure
  • Ge Has Simplified Its Company Structure To Capture Growth
  • Geographic Coverage
  • Historically, Ge's Expansion Strategy Was Based On Acquisitions But Now Includes Strategic Partnerships
  • While It Acquired Several Players, Some Of Its Smaller Consumer Finance Businesses Were Sold In 2008
  • Card Statistics
  • Key Financials
  • Profit & Loss Account
  • Balance Sheet
  • Product Overview
  • General Product Overview
  • Card Product Offering
  • Ge Money Continues To Invest In Innovative Products And Services
  • Distribution
  • B2b Partnerships Form A Significant Part Of Ge's Distribution Strategy
  • Ge Money Has Also Entered The Credit Card Market As A Standalone Player
  • Ge Money Is Becoming A Direct Retail Banking Services Provider
  • Ge Money Is Also Forming Joint Venture Partnerships Globally
  • Company Outlook
  • Ge Money Is Aiming To Maximize And Expand Its Retail Banking Operations And Joint Venture Partnerships
  • Ge Money Is Focusing On Scaling And Restructuring Its Consumer Finance Platforms
  • Ge Money Is Seeking To Maximize Its Position As A Retail Banking Provider
  • Ge Money Is Placing More Emphasis For Growth On Joint Venture Partnerships
  • Ge Is Seeking To Expand In Emerging Markets That Have Potential To Drive Growth In Its Portfolio
  • The General Market Conditions In The Us And Europe Remain Difficult
  • There Is Potential To Grow In Central And Eastern Europe Where Credit Card Penetration Is Low
  • Ge Has A Growing Portfolio Across Asia Pacific
  • Latin America Is Also An Important Region For Ge Money
  • Datamonitor Competitor Benchmark
• Appendix
  • Definitions
  • Co-Branded Card
  • Commercial Card
  • Corporate Card
  • Credit Card
  • Prepaid Card
  • Private Label Card
  • Purchasing Cards
  • Supplementary Data
  • Methodology
  • Further Reading
  • Ask The Analyst
  • Datamonitor Consulting
  • Disclaimer
• List Of Tables
  • Table 1: Ge Money's Board Of Directors
  • Table 2: Ge Employees, 2003-07
  • Table 3: Ge Money Key Acquisitions And Partnerships, 1993-2008
  • Table 4: Selected Payment Card Statistics For Ge Money, 2003-07
  • Table 5: Ge Money's Revenue And Profit, 2003-07
  • Table 6: Ge Money Product Offerings Directly To Consumers And Businesses, 2009
  • Table 7: Ge Money's Key Retailer Partnerships In The Us, 1981-2007
  • Table 8: Examples Of Ge Money's Retailer Partnerships Globally
  • Table 9: Examples Of Ge Money's Co-Branded Cards, 2009
  • Table 10: Ge Money Brand Credit Card Details In Selected Markets, 2009
  • Table 11: Ge Money's Key Joint Venture Partnerships, 2001-07
  • Table 12: Scorecard Logic, Part One
  • Table 13: Scorecard Logic, Part Two
  • Table 14: Ge's Revenues, Costs And Profits, 2003-07
  • Table 15: Ge's Profit Segmented By Sector, 2002-06
  • Table 16: Ge's Assets, 2003-07
  • Table 17: Ge Money's Assets, 2003-07
  • Table 18: Current Relevant Publications
  • Table 19: Future Relevant Publications
• List Of Figures
  • Figure 1: Ge Capital's Organizational Structure And Management, 2009
  • Figure 2: Ge Money Has A Significant Presence Globally, 2009
  • Figure 3: Ge Has Shown A Steady Financial Performance Since 2005
  • Figure 4: Ge Money Is The Third Largest Contributor To Ge's Profit, 2007
  • Figure 5: Ge Has A Large Balance Sheet With Ge Money Accounting For 26.5% Of Total Assets, 2003-07
  • Figure 6: Over 75% Of Ge Money's Assets Are Overseas, Whereas Cards Constitute 15% Of Total, 2007
  • Figure 7: Ge Money Is Seeking Double Digit Growth By 2011, 2008
  • Figure 8: Ge Money - Datamonitor Competitor Benchmark