The future of the banking industry remains uncertain, but there are a number of long-term catalysts such as the expected demographic shift and the rise of state-directed capitalism that will further shape the global financial sector.
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Western banks, burdened by the twin problem of the global financial crisis and a weak economic environment, face the prospect of a financial new world order that will force them to adapt new strategies in order to strive and even survive. One of the (...)
As the global financial sector is undergoing dramatic changes, the banks of tomorrow will have to adopt a new mantra: precision over ubiquity.
Before the onset of the financial crisis, most banks believed the best strategy was to be a ubiquitous (...)
Today the environment in which bankers have spent most, if not all, of their careers has changed dramatically. The impact of the global financial crisis on the banking sector is still being examined against a background of weaker economic growth in (...)
