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Published by: Key Note Publications Ltd
Published: Mar. 1, 2003 - 133 Pages
Table of Contents Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Country Focus — Germany
- Country Focus — Austria
- Country Focus — Luxembourg
- Companies In The News — Swiss Banks
- Topic Spotlight — General Insurers Seek Silver Linings
- Data Trends — Key Figures Across The Eu And Beyond
- Europe Now
1. Country Focus — Germany
- Death Of The Deutschmark — Decline Of A Powerhouse Economy
- Germans Want Their Deutschmark Back
- Table 1: Annual Gross Domestic Product At Constant 1995 Prices (Ebn), Fourth Quarter 2000-Third Quarter 2002
- Government Desperate For More Cash
- New Mega Ministry Makes Life Tougher For The Unemployed
- Little Scope To Increase Taxes
- Iron Curtain Legacy
- Table 2: Comparison Of Old (Western) And New (Eastern) Länder By Demographic And Economic Criteria (%), 2001
- Figure 1: Population, Unemployment And Contribution To Gdp In The Western Länder (%), 2001
- Figure 2: Population, Unemployment And Contribution To Gdp In The Eastern Länder (%), 2001
- Euro Makes German Devaluation Impossible
- Savings Dip
- Banking `Precarious'
- Few Banks Have Freedom To Go Global
- Table 3: Germany's Largest Banking Groups By Total Assets, Number Of Branch Offices And Staff, And Ownership (Em, % And Number), 2001
- Consumers Avoid Spending
- Market Opportunity In Pensions?
- `Safe Haven' Is Attraction
2. Country Focus — Austria
- Extreme Politics
- Secrecy Aids Economy
- New Eu Members Vital For Austrian Banking
- Austrian Government's Soaring Need For Revenue
3. Country Focus — Luxembourg
- The Anomaly Of Little Luxembourg
- Opposition To Withholding Tax
- Table 4: Financial Centres Ranked By External Assets ($Bn And %), As At 31st December 2001
- Table 5: Luxembourg's Banks Ranked By Non-Consolidated Net Profit (Em), 2001
- Table 6: Luxembourg's Banks Ranked By Non-Consolidated Balance Sheet Total (Ebn), 2001
4. Companies In The News — Swiss Banks
- Unremitting Pressure To Lift Secrecy Veil
- Conflicts Of Interest
- Lucky 13 For Ubs
- Table 7: Banks And Insurers Among Switzerland's Largest Companies, 2002
- Table 8: Financial Results For Leading Swiss Financial Services Companies (Sfrm, %, Sfr And Sfrbn), 2001
- Table 9: Financial Results For Leading Swiss Financial Services Companies (Sfrm And %), First Half Of 2002
- Foreign Markets Crucial For General And Reinsurance
- Table 10: Premiums Received By Swiss Insurers (Sfrbn And Ebn), 2001
5. Topic Spotlight — General Insurers Seek Silver Linings
- Shadow Of 11th September
- Floods Cash Call
- Deficits In Germany
- Trouble At The Top
- Table 11: Allianz's Property And Casualty Insurance Performance (Em And %), First Three Quarters Of 2001 And 2002
- Insurance Mediation Directive
- Contest For Eastern Promise
- Figure 3: The Czech Republic — Ownership Of The Five Largest Financial Groups By Assets ($M), 1st January 2002
- Figure 4: Hungary — Ownership Of The Five Largest Financial Groups By Assets ($M), 1st January 2002
- Figure 5: Poland — Ownership Of The Five Largest Financial Groups By Assets ($M), 1st January 2002
- Figure 6: Croatia, Slovakia And Slovenia — Ownership Of The Five Largest Financial Groups By Assets ($M), 1st January 2002
- Bright Spots?
6. Data Trends — Key Figures Across The EU And Beyond
- Population And Population Change — Indigenous And By Migration
- Eu To Become Less Significant
- Table 12: Forecast World Population By Ten Most Populous Countries, The Eu And Other Countries (Million), 2000 And 2050
- Figure 7: Forecast World Population By Ten Most Populous Countries, The Eu And Other Countries (Million), 2000 And 2050
- Table 13: Forecast Population In The Ten Most Populous Islamic States And The UK (Million), 2000, 2025 And 2050
- Figure 8: Forecast Population In The Ten Most Populous Islamic States And The UK (Million), 2000, 2025 And 2050
- Hidden Problem Of Funding Eastern Europe
- Public Sector Spending
- Table 14: Government Debt In Eu Countries As A Percentage Of Gdp (%), 2000 And 2001
- Figure 9: Government Debt As A Percentage Of Gdp (%), 2001
- Table 15: Annual Surpluses And Deficits In Government Spending Within The Eurozone (% Of Gdp), 1998-2001 74
- Table 16: Labour Force Participation And Employment Rates In Selected Countries (%), 2002 And 2004
- Figure 10: Labour Force Participation And Employment Rates In Selected Countries (%), 2002
- Savings — Short And Long Term
- Table 17: Household Savings Rates As A Percentage Of Disposable Household Income (%), 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000 And 2002
- Table 18: Per Capita Financial Wealth Based On Purchasing Power Parities In The Six Largest Eu Markets (E And %), As At 31st December 1995 And 2000
- Figure 11: Per Capita Financial Wealth Based On Purchasing Power Parities In The Six Largest Eu Markets (E), As At 31st December 1995 And 2000
- Table 19: Financial Wealth Per Capita As A Percentage Of Gross Disposable Income In The Us, Japan And The Six Largest Eu Markets (%), As At 31st December 1995 And 2000
- Table 20: Composition Of Financial Wealth In The Six Largest Eu Markets (_ Per Capita), As At 31st December 2000
- Figure 12: Composition Of Financial Wealth In The Six Largest Eu Markets (_ Per Capita), As At 31st December 2000
- Table 21: Composition Of Financial Wealth By The Average Of The Eu's Six Largest Eu Markets Compared With Japan, The Us And UK (_ Per Capita), As At 31st December 2000
- Figure 13: Composition Of Financial Wealth By The Average Of The Eu's Six Largest Eu Markets Compared With Japan, The Us And UK (_ Per Capita), As At 31st December 2000
- Table 22: Net Wealth Per Household In The Six Largest Eu Markets, The Us And Japan (_), As At 31st December 2000
- Consumer Credit
- Table 23: Consumer Credit In Western Europe, The Us And Japan (%), End Of 2001
- Mortgages
- Table 24: Household Wealth And Indebtedness Including Mortgages In Selected Countries (%), 2001
- Figure 14: Household Wealth And Indebtedness Including Mortgages In Selected Countries (%), 2001
- Table 25: Households' Net Wealth In Selected Countries (% Of Disposable Income), 1990-2001
- Figure 15: Households' Net Wealth In Selected Countries, 1990-2001
- Applicant Countries: Data Overview
- Table 26: Population, Gdp And Labour Costs In Eu Applicant Countries Ranked By Gdp Per Capita (Million, Ebn And E), 2001
- Leading Financial Groups
- Table 27: Europe's Leading Financial Groups (Em And %), 2002
7. Europe Now
- Belgium — Kbc Achieves Against The Trend
- Belgium — Dexia Faces Legal Action
- EU — Pan-European Co-Ordination
- Europe — `Uncooperative' Tax Havens
- Denmark —Referendum On Euro
- Finland — Insurer Expands In Latvia
- France — Axa's Disposals
- France — Contest For Crédit Lyonnais
- Global — Leading Languages
- Global — Norway Top Of Profitable Companies Table
- Italy — Sai Fondiaria Monopoly Ruling
- Italy — Life Insurers Benefit From Low Exposure To Equities
- Spain — Banks Face Narrow Margins
- Spain/France — Banks Link To Pay Pensions
- Spain/UK — Banking Ties Loosen
- UK — Britannic Bombshell
- UK — Hsbc Targets Top World Spot
- UK — Lloyds Tsb Chooses Latin American Specialist
- UK/The Netherlands — Aviva's Dutch Treat
9. Further Sources
- Austria (Eurozone)
- Belgium (Eurozone)
- Denmark (Outside The Eurozone)
- Europe
- European Union
- Eurozone
- Finland
- France (Eurozone)
- Germany (Eurozone)
- Greece (Eurozone)
- Italy (Eurozone)
- Luxembourg (Eurozone)
- The Netherlands/Belgium (Eurozone)
- The Netherlands (Eurozone)
- Portugal (Eurozone)
- The Republic Of Ireland (Eurozone)
- Spain (Eurozone)
- Sweden (Outside The Eurozone)
- Switzerland (Outside The European Union And The Eurozone)
- UK (Outside The Eurozone)
- International
- Bonnier Information Sources
- Other Sources
AbstractThe EU plans to grow. Key Note aims to track its enlargement into a block stretching from the Atlantic to the Russian frontier, and to analyse the mass of disparate statistics and other data, from official and commercial sources. Key Note aims to summarise the political, economic and social context for financial services; the trends in consumers' take-up of financial services; and the competitive performance of leading private-sector and mutual banks and insurers. This report covers the topic.
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