Financial Services Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
Financial service companies are highly regulated and audited. The term "financial services" became more prevalent in the United States partly as a result of the GrammLeachBliley Act of the late 1990s, which enabled different types of companies operating in the U.S. financial services industry at that time to merge. Global Financial Services industry includes, but is not limited to Automotive Financing, Credit Card, Financial Planning, Online Investing, Smart Cards, Insurance, Debit Cards, Online Banking and Real Estate.
Market reports are available in this Financial Services category will help you research specific topics or organizations operating in this industry. Market research reports provides insights into product and market trends, opportunities, projections, sales, and marketing strategies. Specifics on market share, segmentation, size, and growth by country are also featured.
Financial Services Industry Research & Market Reports
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Health Care Sector
... facilities. Major companies include Ascension Health, HCA, Kaiser Permanente, and Tenet Healthcare (all based in the US), as well as Fresenius (Germany), National Hospital Organization (Japan), and Ramsay Health Care (Australia). COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Health care ... Read More
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Venezuela Insurance Q4 2019
... market already contending withhigh unemployment rates, a poor regulatory system, high levels of corruption and excessive state involvement. As a result of thishighly uncertain operating environment Venezuela will remain a minor market throughout our five-year ... Read More
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Kazakhstan Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... as well as Kazakhstan's integration into China's 'Belt and Road'trade route, will bolster foreign direct investment and support further diversification of the economy. Despite this positivebackground, the industry will continue to struggle with high levels ... Read More
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Panama Insurance Q4 2019
... and multinational carriers with strong brand recognition. Panama will benefitfrom a robust economic outlook with impressive headline GDP that will outperform its Central American peers. Primary driversunderpinning our bullish premium forecast include rising household spending, ... Read More
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Zimbabwe Insurance Q4 2019
... for group covers. There are fewcompulsory lines in the market and even those lines which are mandatory are very poorly enforced leading to extensive gaps incoverage. Moving forward, growth in the market is dependent upon ... Read More
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Russia Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... amid continuing bailouts for lenders, a heavy consumer debt burden, andsluggish economic growth. These domestic factors are exacerbated by new international sanctions and political unrest. That beingsaid, we expect growth across the financial services to ... Read More
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Egypt Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... the banking sector have led to strongerasset bases and declining levels of non-performing loans, while start-ups in the fintech sector are helping to broaden the reach offormal banking services in what is still a largely ... Read More
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Denmark Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... fact, the country is home to some of the Nordic region's leading financial groups. Economic recovery hasdriven credit expansion in the past decade although the prolonged low interest rate environment and the risk of a ... Read More
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Kuwait Real Estate Q4 2019
... in Kuwait over 2019and into 2020. Nonetheless, there continues to be good investment in the non-oil sector, propped up by expansionary fiscal policyand business investment that should support steady demand for commercial real estate assets. Read More
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Switzerland Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... which have expanded well beyond domestic borders, as well as activestock exchanges and numerous asset and investment management firms. Regulation and oversight of the market continues to beupdated as the government works towards improving transparency ... Read More
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Thailand Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... occurring more in the insurance sector to help grow theindustry, which is expected to grow steadily to 2023, with average growth expected to be 6.6% y-o-y during the forecast period.Banking sector loan growth is set ... Read More
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Bulgaria Insurance Q4 2019
... a context where consumer demand is on a verystrong trajectory and the economy is close to full employment. However, persistent structural challenges, namely high levels ofpoverty and income disparity will limit growth in in the ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia Insurance Q4 2019
... rates rise. Market barriers remain substantial, however, as agenerous social welfare system limits demand for many traditional insurance products, particularly protection products in the lifesector. Restrictions on foreign insurance companies also mean that product lines ... Read More
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Thailand Insurance Q4 2019
... South East Asia countries, life insurance is becoming more popular as it is betterunderstood by households who can afford it. Innovation in terms of product development and distribution by the life insurancecompanies themselves is also ... Read More
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United Arab Emirates Insurance Q4 2019
... growth opportunities across the board as extensive gaps in coverage remain in all sectors,particularly in the life insurance market, where expatriates make up most of the demand. Owing to the UAE’s reputation as a majorhub ... Read More
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Taiwan Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... its highly-developed banking and financial services industry. Across ourforecast period, we see growth continuing in the saturated banking market, where M&A is being actively encouraged by theregulator, and in the established insurance market, where the ... Read More
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Denmark Insurance Q4 2019
... small market in terms of population, Denmark boasts highaverage income levels and a solid degree of engagement with the insurance industry, as many of the leading providers areentrenched domestic providers with relationships with leading Nordic ... Read More
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France Insurance Q4 2019
... is expected to continue. This will have a positive impact on boththe life and non-life insurance segments. However, a hard Brexit and the US-China trade war pose significant risks to the Frencheconomy, and in turn ... Read More
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Croatia Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... into EU markets. There is significant potential for long-termdevelopment of the non-banking sector, which remains relatively small in scale. The industry will continue to be dominated by largeEuropean banking groups, which is broadly positive for ... Read More
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Chile Insurance Q4 2019
... in the coming years. The sector is better-developedin terms of both scale and regulatory maturity than the majority of its regional peers, helping to provide a more certain and valuableenticement for international firms. The primary ... Read More
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Israel Insurance Q4 2019
... segment is well developed by most metrics, it appears likely that premiums willcontinue to achieve mid-single-digit annual growth over the coming five years. The drivers of growth vary, but include increasedvolumes and/or increased prices. However, ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia Real Estate Q4 2019
... A robust development pipeline will put pressure on rental costs; however,this will be less evident in the prime-end of the market. Industrial rent will continue with a stable trajectory owing to a balance indemand-supply. Regional ... Read More
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Germany Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... Central Bnak and tightening financial services regulation. This will, inturn, weigh on asset growth, lending and inflows into funds, with the highly fragmented banking sector to be the hardest hit. Despitethis, we believe that Germany's ... Read More
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Ethiopia Banking & Financial Services Q4 2019
... client loans are forecast to enjoy double-digit growth across our forecast period,while in the latter, both the larger non-life and smaller life markets are predicted to enjoy growth over the next decade, but with thenon-life ... Read More
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Egypt Insurance Q4 2019
... resulting impact on household income has undermined demand growth fornon-compulsory lines, while the cost of claims has risen. While US dollar premiums growth rates turned positive in 2018, the effectof depreciation will be felt for ... Read More
