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2009 Top 10 Business Drivers, Strategic Responses and IT Initiatives in European Securities & InvestmentsPublished by: TowerGroup Published: Dec. 8, 2008 - 14 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractGovernment and financial regulators will establish principles adapted from the 1944 Bretton Woods Agreement to govern global financial markets, and the principles will form the basis of conduct in global capital markets for the foreseeable future.In 2009, detailed developments of regulation for European financial services markets will uncover tension between the Anglo-Saxon model and the continental prescriptive model. Lack of capital will constrain securities trading flows, forcing financial institutions to complement them with value-added advisory skills and services. Financial institutions will focus on asset management services and fee-based revenues to reduce risk in the coming year. More extensive engagement by European financial institutions, exchanges, and trading venues with the Gulf region will offset some of the decline in securities trading and investments services in Europe. European securities and investment firms will confine their information technology initiatives in 2009 to tactical business integration so that they can reduce operating costs and mandatory financial regulatory control and reporting. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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