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Strategic intelligence

A business intelligence offer for a brokerage firm consists of providing a specialized service aimed at collecting, analyzing and disseminating strategic information relevant to the firm's activities and its customers. Strategic intelligence monitors the commercial, competitive and regulatory environment in order to anticipate trends, opportunities and threats, and guide decision-making.

Here are the main components of a business intelligence offer for a brokerage firm:

1

Information gathering :

The first step is to identify relevant sources of information, such as specialist websites, the media, industry publications, databases, analysts' reports and so on. Information is collected systematically and regularly.
2

Data analysis and processing :

The information gathered is then analyzed to extract key elements and relevant insights. This can include identifying market trends, assessing competitors, analyzing government policies, detecting new business opportunities, etc.
3

Competitive intelligence :

Strategic intelligence often includes a component dedicated to monitoring competitor activity. This can include analysis of strategies, product or service offerings, personnel movements, mergers and acquisitions, etc.
4

Regulatory watch :

Keeping abreast of regulations and laws is crucial for an intermediation and business firm, as it can have a significant impact on its customers' activities. Regulatory watch involves monitoring changes in legislation, industry guidelines, compliance standards, etc.
5

Information distribution :

Once the information has been analyzed, it needs to be disseminated in a relevant and targeted way to the firm's internal and external stakeholders. This can be done through regular reports, newsletters, presentations, training sessions, etc.
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Strategic consulting :

In addition to providing information, a business intelligence offering can also include strategic consulting services based on insights gained from data analysis. This can help the firm's clients to make informed decisions and develop appropriate strategies.

The Business Intelligence offering for our firm aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the business environment and enable more informed decision-making. This can help the firm to anticipate market developments, identify opportunities, mitigate risks and offer quality advice to its clients.