A Black Swan event and its impact
U.S. banks had strong capital market performance in the final quarter of 2017—good prospects for 2018?
In the first part of our 2015 European Banking Study we scrutinized the top 50 European banks with respect to their current situation, in particular performance and capital ratios.
In the aftermath of the past two substantial crises the European banking industry has encountered massive interventions on part of the regulatory authorities
Banks have to overcome the habit of “thinking in silos”, instead a holistic approach is needed
In wholesale banking, purely balance sheet driven business models will not be sustainable
For universal banks, the fight for capital and de-risking remain on top of the strategic agenda
Two substantial crises in the last six years have left the European banking industry in a difficult situation. And even with a view to the future, a fundamental recovery is not foreseeable. On the contrary, two major challenges will strongly affect the banking sector and banks business models in the upcoming years: the continuously low interest rates and the new regulatory requirements.
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