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Frontiers in Finance
We are living in turbulent times and the financial services landscape is changing. This edition of Frontiers in Finance focuses on the challenges being faced in the current global turmoil and offers insights into what companies can do to steer their way effectively through the crisis.
Much of this issue is focused on banking. It provides commentary on how regulation is likely to evolve, how risk management needs to be transformed and how banks need to fundamentally reassess their business models.
A theme running through the articles in this issue is the need for clarity, structured thinking and strategic discipline in coping with the crisis.
Topics covered in this issue:
Navigating the storm: A new course for financial services
Agenda overload. A reflection on lists and priorities in the financial services industry
At the crossroads: Managing risk in insurance
Never again? Risk management in banking
Survival of the fittest: Resilience in investment management businesses
Boom to bust: Lessons from the Spanish property crisis
In the wake of the crash: A new paradigm for real estate banking?
As the tide goes out… Increased fraud revealed by the credit crisis
Money in the bank: Tax, savings and the credit crisis
Lean not mean? Cost optimization
What is real? The truth about outsourcing for banks
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A theme running through the articles in this issue is the need for clarity, structured thinking and strategic discipline in coping with the crisis.
Topics covered in this issue:
Download the issue below.
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