european banking market

Banking prospects 2024: “soft landing” or recession?

29.02.2024

Banks caught between favorable forecasts and acute risks

The future of banks: despite a positive outlook, caution is advised in 2024

18.01.2024

Every quarter, zeb.market.flash provides an overview of the performance of the world’s largest banks (measured by market capitalisation). This issue (#47 – January 2024)

Medium-term interest rate scenarios and implications for European banks

06.07.2023

What medium-term interest rate scenarios are possible? What are the consequences for European banks? And what control levers, if any, do institutions have in

Rebirth of the deposit business: is a “battle for deposits” looming?

14.11.2022

zeb.market.flash Q2 2022 (Issue 42 – November 2022): Banks’ strong performance fuels hope for upcoming quarters

The EU taxonomy: sustainable or not? That’s the question

01.03.2022

The EU taxonomy for sustainable investments is the key basis for assessing the sustainability of economic activities and is relevant for several other EU

Closing the book on 2020 – what to expect from European banks’ upcoming full-year figures

21.01.2021

Preview on the status quo analysis of the European Banking Study 2021.

Large-scale merger of European banks—quo vadis?

09.04.2020

Why consolidation is not just a challenge for individual banks

Mergers & Acquisitions and digitalization

24.02.2020

Digitalization is and will remain particularly present in the financial sector. Main drivers are anticipated earnings and cost savings.

Corporate and Investment Banking After a Hard Brexit

09.04.2018

Propositions on the Impact on Frankfurt

zeb.market flash (Issue 24 – January 2018)

11.01.2018

U.S. banks had strong capital market performance in the final quarter of 2017—good prospects for 2018?

European Banking Study

01.01.2018

Profit and capital gaps in a changing European banking environment …and how to close them.

LCR and NSFR simulation

12.09.2016

A core component of a holistic liquidity risk management approach

Part II: Complexity kills – How European banking models have to change in a complex world

13.12.2015

In the first part of our 2015 European Banking Study we scrutinized the top 50 European banks with respect to their current situation, in

An almost “lost decade”

10.12.2015

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, many financial institutions across Europe have launched major cost-cutting initiatives to stabilize their financial performance, while some

Complexity kills – How European banking models have to change in a complex world

03.12.2015

In the aftermath of the past two substantial crises the European banking industry has encountered massive interventions on part of the regulatory authorities