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Nomis Solutions' Pricing Optimization Selected By RBC

RBC, the master brand name of Royal Bank of Canada, has deployed Nomis Solutions' pricing optimization technology, the Nomis Price Optimizer 3.3 across its personal lending business.

by Staff
April 15, 2008
1 min to read


SAN BRUNO, Calif. — RBC, the master brand name of Royal Bank of Canada, has deployed Nomis Solutions’ pricing optimization technology, the Nomis Price Optimizer 3.3 across its personal lending business.


RBC is Canada’s largest bank and a diversified financial services company. RBC has recently deployed Nomis Price Optimizer across its personal lending business, allowing RBC to build upon its pricing practices and better tailor offers to customer segments.

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Pricing optimization technology provides a better understanding of how pricing impacts product performance across the portfolio. The Nomis Price Optimizer is designed to deliver the right solution to meet customer needs by quantifying customer preferences for products in various market segments and identifying opportunities to price more effectively. By using the Nomis Price Optimizer, RBC gains insights about segmentation approaches, including opportunities to add a new dimension to pricing structures.


Nomis Solutions’ Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President of Product Management Frank Rohde stated, “RBC will use the Nomis Price Optimizer across multiple lines of business, to provide better execute on their customer-centric approach and to quickly identify opportunities to grow their business.”

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