The Future of Retail Banking in Europe A View from the Top
介绍
Contents
1 Setting the scene 1
Banks, money and the payments system 2
Banks as intermediaries 4
The role of a bank 6
The threat from non-banks and near-banks 7
Are credit cards a threat to banks? 14
E-banking: competition from non-banks and near-banks 16
Conclusions 17
2 The challenges 20
The squeeze on bank interest income 20
Developments in capital markets 24
Decline in corporate bank lending 30
The euro and the customer 31
Some conclusions 32
3 Transparency and accountability 33
New accounting standards 33
Developments in corporate governance 34
4 France: seven slices of the cake 46
The banking system 47
Government-sponsored savings 51
Banking strategies 53
Conclusion 57
5 Germany: a level playing field 59
The cooperative banks 60
The Sparkassen 61
The mortgage banks 62
The EC judgements 62
The impact of the EC 65
The impact of tax reforms 67
Retail banking strategy 69
6 Italy: fast-track banking 75
Developments in the 1990s 75
Banking strategies 83
7 Spain: off to a flying start 89
Early deregulation 89
Two main categories of bank 90
Banking strategies 100
8 Scandinavia: a silver lining 106
The banking crisis 106
Banking strategies 112
9 Netherlands: an early consolidator 117
The major banks 117
Room for manoeuvre 120
Banking strategies 121
10 UK: another early consolidator 125
The banking system 125
Mergers and acquisitions 126
The current state of banking 128
Banking strategies 133
Appendix: the demutualisation of UK building societies 139
11 Looking to the future 142
The technology process and innovation 142
Banking customers and the dynamics of change 146
Technological developments 149
Implementation issues 154
Conclusions 156
12 Who will jump first? 157
Aiming at growth 158
Growth through M&A 159
The role of the European Commission 164
Should they merge? 166
Appendix 173
Index 187 |
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