Indian regulators are now putting in place reforms that may serve as the foundation for the country’s financial sector for decades to come.
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Basel III Endgame to Drive RWA Inflation, Pose Challenges for U.S. GSIBs
U.S. banks are breathing a sigh of relief after regulators signaled plans to make major changes to a proposal to increase capital charges on large banks. Even with these revisions, however, the biggest U.S. banks are bracing for the impact of the “Basel III endgame.”
The New FX Market: Competing in a World of Global and Regional Players
Greenwich Awards
April 25, 2019
By:
Andrew J. Awad, Parijat Banerjee, James Borger, Thomas Jacques, Peter Kane, Timothy R. Sangston, David Stryker, Taeko Sumiyoshi, Tomio Sumiyoshi
Thanks to the dual trends of e-trading and more intense competition, dealers are finding it challenging to make money on some transactions.
Need for New Capabilities and Scale Fuels M&A Boom in Consulting
Greenwich Awards
A wave of mergers and acquisitions among investment consultants in the U.S. points to a bifurcated business...
In a highly competitive and increasingly electronic European foreign exchange business, regional banks are finding ways to carve out a niche.
In Canadian FX, E-Trading Grows as a Non-Canadian Bank Ups its Take of the Business
Greenwich Awards
April 24, 2019
By:
Peter Kane
The three banks sharing the title of 2019 Greenwich Share Leaders in Canadian Foreign Exchange Services are building out their cutting-edge technology platforms.
The 2018 Greenwich Quality Leaders in U.S. Institutional Investment Management Service are Baillie Gifford, NISA Investment Advisors and PIMCO.
The 2018 Greenwich Quality Leaders in Canadian Institutional Investment Management Service are J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Philips, Hager & North Investment Management and TD Greystone Asset Management.
Middle market companies could soon experience changes in how banks view and service them due to banks’ adoption of sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) systems that rank companies in terms of their potential profitability as clients.
Middle market companies could soon experience changes in how banks view and service them due to banks’ adoption of sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) systems that rank companies in terms of their potential profitability as clients.
When it comes to banking, small businesses are beginning to experience the same benefits of technology as the consumer and corporate segments.
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