Staying the Course in Banking
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Staying the Course in Banking

Global Risk 2017

Gerold Grasshoff, Zubin Mogul, Thomas Pfuhler, Norbert Gittfried, Carsten Wiegand, Andreas Bohn and Volker Vonhoff
Boston Consulting Group, 2017
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Editorial Rating

7

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  • Analytical

Recommendation

The Boston Consulting Group’s 2017 annual global banking survey reveals that investment, retail and commercial banks are making headway on several critical fronts and moving toward greater profitability. But banks’ overall slow and steady growth pattern varies among regions, and some geographic areas saw a widening divergence between their best- and worst-performing banks. Regulatory challenges remain squarely at the top of banking priorities in 2017. getAbstract recommends this instructive report to financial services executives.

Summary

According to a global study of more than 300 investment, commercial and retail banks, overall economic profit (EP) crept up for the fifth straight year in 2015, despite rising regulatory compliance costs: From 2011 to 2015, the number of daily revisions to global banking laws tripled to more than 200 changes each day, on average. Regionally, however, the EP results diverged. European banks suffered the same negative EPs as in 2014, and the gap between the top and bottom performers widened. In North America, positive EPs were largely unchanged, but the span between the best- and worst-ranked banks remained stable. EP rose in ...

About the Authors

Gerold Grasshoff et al. are professionals with the Boston Consulting Group.

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