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To identify the essential characteristics of a “good bank,” the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) instigated an online debate among the world’s top financial mavens to elicit their viewpoints. This report – presented by EIU senior editor Dan Armstrong – reduces the definition of a good bank to three simple attributes: “effectiveness, trustworthiness and innovation.” getAbstract recommends this pertinent analysis to banking chiefs and policy makers responsible for evading future crises and rebuilding public trust in the banking system.
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Dan Armstrong is a senior editor at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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