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SAP Analytics Cloud templates for Banking

4 ready-to-use SAC and SAC Planning templates for Banking — each with the KPIs, dimensions and realistic data your function actually tracks. Import in minutes, or generate a tailored one. No sign-up.

KPIs we cover for Banking

Loans outstandingNet banking income (NBI)Default rateCost of riskCost-income ratioCoverage ratioNet interest marginROENPL ratio

Analysis dimensions

Customer segmentRegionBranchLoan typeInternal ratingCurrencyMaturity

4 Banking templates

Each opens with a live preview and a one-click download (.xlsx, .csv, .package).

SAC Analytics

Credit risk

Track the loan portfolio, default rate by segment and the trend in cost of risk.

Default rateCost of riskPerforming/non-performing loans
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SAC Analytics

Branch network performance

Measure your branch network performance: net banking income, new clients, cross-sell and deposits by segment.

Net banking incomeNew customersCross-sell ratio
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SAC Analytics

Compliance & AML-CFT

Manage your anti-money-laundering framework: alerts, up-to-date KYC, investigation times and fraud cases.

AML alertsKYC up-to-date %Alert handling time
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How to model Banking in SAP Analytics Cloud

A solid Banking model starts with the right grain. Build your dimensions first (Customer segment, Region, Branch), then add the measures that matter (Loans outstanding, Net banking income (NBI), Default rate). The trap is aggregation: amounts and volumes sum, but rates and percentages must use AVERAGE, and stocks or balances must use a LAST exception on the time dimension — otherwise your yearly totals come out wrong.

Set those aggregations once in the Modeler, import your data, and build a Story from the KPIs above. For the full method, see our guides on importing a CSV into SAC and choosing the right aggregation.

Regulated reporting

Banking compliance, kept current

Working on Basel III, IFRS 9 and Pillar 3? The free templates get you started; the verified & maintained kits keep the regulatory bounds correct at every revision.

See the kits → Read the guide