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Core Competence

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Core competence
Primary area of expertise. Narrowly defined fields or tasks at which a company or business excels. Primary areas of specialty.

Core Competence
The primary field in which a business operates or is believed to be a leader. Core competence is the expertise in which a company is thought to excel and provide the greatest benefit to customers. This is important both in marketing and in the creation of business models. For example, a company will likely be able to charge higher fees for goods or services in its core competence.


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The core competence of Akbank Dubai will be its ability to intermediate in mergers and acquisitions, manage IPOs and dual listings of Turkish companies.
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