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A business model canvas describes how an enterprise creates, delivers, and captures value for and from its customers.Full description
In the Business Model Canvas workshop, you'll complete the Canvas, prompted for thoughtful consideration by checklists and notes.
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In the Business Model Canvas workshop, you'll complete the Canvas, prompted for thoughtful consideration by checklists and notes.Description complète
In the Business Model Canvas workshop, you'll complete the Canvas, prompted for thoughtful consideration by checklists and notes.Full description
In the Business Model Canvas workshop, you'll complete the Canvas, prompted for thoughtful consideration by checklists and notes.Full description
In the Business Model Canvas workshop, you'll complete the Canvas, prompted for thoughtful consideration by checklists and notes.
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The Business Model Model Canvas Key Partners • • • • •
Investors Fund Managers Prime Brokers Execution Broker Equity Research Analyst
Key Activities • • •
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Investing Financial Advisory Investment trategy Marketing o! their services
Value Proposition • • •
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Key Resources • • •
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Brand &et'orking #uali$ed Fund Managers Personali,ed ervices
Cost Structure • • • •
Marketing Fees Brokerages Fund Managers alary .)erational Cost like Rent/ .0ce Equi)ment/ In!rastructure
"igh Returns Active Trading "ighly #uali$ed Fund Managers Risk Management %ood "istorical Track Track Record Record Manage Pro!essional Identity and Build &et'ork
Customer Relationships
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Channels •
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Investor Con!erences tart-u) Fest &et'orking in Financial ervices ector
1hat value do 'e deliver to the customer3 1hich one o! our customer:s )ro*lems are 'e hel)ing to solve3 1hat *undles o! )roducts and services are 'e o;ering to each Customer egment3 1hich customer needs are 'e satis!ying3
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Key Resources
1hat ty)e o! relationshi) does each o! our Customer egments ex)ect us to esta*lish and maintain 'ith them3 1hich ones have 'e esta*lished3 "o' are they integrated 'ith the rest o! our *usiness model3 "o' costly are they3 •
Customer Segments For 'hom are 'e creating value3 1ho are our most im)ortant customers3 •
Through 'hich Channels do our Customer egments 'ant to *e reached3 "o' are 'e reaching them no'3 "o' are our Channels integrated3 1hich ones 'ork *est3 1hich ones are most coste0cient3 "o' are 'e integrating them 'ith customer routines3
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Cost Structure
Revenue Streams
1hat are the most im)ortant costs inherent in our *usiness model3 1hich 2ey Resources are most ex)ensive3 1hich 2ey Activities are most ex)ensive3
For 'hat value are our customers really 'illing to )ay3 For 'hat do they currently )ay3 "o' are they currently )aying3 "o' 'ould they )re!er to )ay3 "o' much does each Revenue tream contri*ute to overall revenues3
