This led Salsgiver to request the development of two possible scenarios, one optimistic and the other pessimistic. The optimistic scenario envisioned all transactional customers switching to Express and thus yielding a gross margin of 15.5 as opposed to the current gross margin which was at 16.23%. The pessimistic scenario saw all transactional customers as well as up to 40% of all relationship customers moving over to express yielding a gross margin of 14...
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The optimistic scenario envisioned all transactional customers switching to Express and thus yielding a gross margin of 15.5 as opposed to the current gross margin which was at 16.23%. The pessimistic scenario saw all transactional customers as well as up to 40% of all relationship customers moving over to express yielding a gross margin of 14...
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