Bank Pricing Data

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Benchmark the competitiveness of the prices offered in response for proposals (RFPs) and the prices appearing on your organizations’ account analysis statements. AFP members now have exclusive access to average, median, hi and low prices charged by banks for nearly 90 frequently-used cash management services and over 280 line items for level 2. Additional subscription is required for level 2 access. See below for subscription details.

Armed with this knowledge, you will be better prepared to effectively manage bank relationships and control bank compensation spending with information on the following services:

New: Remote Deposit Capture
New: Payroll Cards
New: Retail Lockbox
New: Global Trade Services
New: Swift
New: EDI Services
Account Reconciliation
Automated Clearing House (ACH)
Cash Services
Commercial Checking Accounts
Controlled Disbursement Accounts
Imaging Services
Information Reporting
Sweep Accounts
Wholesale Lockbox
Zero Balance Accounts

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Level I pricing data includes averages for 92 of the most commonly used cash management services. Average, Median, hi and low prices are available for the large corporate market at the national level. Pricing information is updated quarterly. Level I pricing averages are available at no cost to AFP members.Become a Member
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Level II pricing averages are available for a total of 284 bank services (including the 92 services included in Level I). Average, Median, Hi and low prices are available for the large corporate market at the national level. Pricing averages are updated quarterly. For $450, AFP members can access Level II pricing averages for a full year.Purchase Access Now.
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Level III Pricing Reports are custom surveys conducted by Informa Research Services specifically for your organization. Research can include the services covered in Level I and Level II pricing averages, and may also include other services that are of particular interest to your organization. Level III Pricing Reports identify the individual banks that were surveyed and provide a price point for each of those banks rather than an average price across all banks. Pricing for Level III Pricing Reports will depend on the number of banks your organization would like included in its survey, the number of services included in the survey, and a number of other factors. For information on Level III Pricing Reports, contact Informa directly at 800-848-0218 Ext. 452.

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