Investment banks’ clients It was noted among banks clients that, while investment banks’ clients recognize the expenses that their investment banks are incurring due to increasing regulation, lower commissions and spreads are likely here to stay. EU Forecast euf:b.a18b:34/nws-01Read More →
Banks have ceased to exist Some of the reasons for changing investment banks were unavoidable, e.g., that the banks have ceased to exist or have closed down services or offerings in key areas. These reasons, however, were cited by only 26 percent of those who have changed their main investmentRead More →
Changed their main investment bank In broad terms, 33 percent of those surveyed have changed their main investment bank in the last five years. This degree of switching of main accounts is very similar to that seen in U.K. Retail banking, where Accenture’s surveys show that approximately 10 percent ofRead More →
Starting with risk management A clear hierarchy of valued services seems to be emerging, starting with risk management and working down through a range of enhanced trading services. In spite of all the advances made in trading technology, clients are still willing to pay more to complete trades rapidly. ClientsRead More →
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