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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Spain Insurance Q4 2018
... boost demand for property insurance and for a number of other non-lifesub-sectors. Secondly, a strengthening labour market and growing household incomes should boost demand for life insurance andsome non-life lines. In any event, demographic trends ... Read More
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South Korea Insurance Q4 2018
... a central role in the organisedsavings landscape in a country with a structurally high savings rate and a steadily growing economy. This presents opportunity tothe non-life insurers, too, in their sales of long-term insurance products. Read More
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Qatar Real Estate Q4 2018
... remained fairly buoyant due to some good demandfor prime spaces. Al Wakra and Al Khor have seen minimal demand and development activity, keeping rent flat. A similar outlook isexpected for 2019, with added downward pressure ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia Real Estate Q4 2018
... premium-grade end of the market; however, a robust development pipelinewill likely see rates fall in the medium term while demand dwindles. Industrial rents, on the other hand, will continue with a stabletrajectory owing to a ... Read More
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Bermuda Insurance Q4 2018
... reinsurance providers, which write huge volumes ofpremiums annually, driven primarily by international business as demand from the domestic market is comparatively low. Thegrowth outlook for the Bermudan insurance industry is broadly positive, in line with ... Read More
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Chile Insurance Q4 2018
... Chile hosts one of Latin America’s best developed insurance marketsand is home to well-capitalised indigenous carriers with significant brand loyalty and sales outreach. We are of the opinion thatinsurance sector growth will be predicated upon ... Read More
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Costa Rica Insurance Q4 2018
... potential. The country is home to a small yet dynamic insurance market where primary driversbolstering premiums include rising household incomes, expanding savings levels and a strong uptick in discretionary spendingpowers. We further note that the ... Read More
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South Korea Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... framework helped maintain stability during the 2008 financial crisis,though the focus has now largely shifted to deregulation in an attempt to stimulate development and competition in the localfinancial sectors. New flexibility could encourage new foreign ... Read More
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Tanzania Insurance Q4 2018
... growth in Tanzanian life and non-lifeinsurance premiums in 2018 and beyond. The requirement that importers use domestic insurers to insure goods being transportedinto Tanzania is expected to help limit externalisation of insurance and boost transport ... Read More
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Slovenia Insurance Q4 2018
... are expected to risewhich will boost affordability for both essential and non-essential lines. As well as several well established domestic insurers, themarket is home to a number of key regional providers which will help to ... Read More
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Czech Republic Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... GDP growth, monetary tightening, and new mortgagelending restrictions represent headwinds for the sector, particularly banking. The market will continue to be dominated by large, EU-based financial groups, with limited opportunities for domestic or non-EU entrants. Read More
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Zambia Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... to 4.1% growth in USD terms to USD6.8bn. By 2027, the sector is set to reachZMW217bn (USD15.4bn), revised down from ZMW254bn (USD18bn) forecast in the previous quarter. Banks will move towards theirtargets for asset quality ... Read More
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Ukraine Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... overhaul in the country's banking sector. There are positive indicators appearing inUkraine's banking sector, with loan growth in 2018 continuing to accelerate on the back of the recovery seen in 2017 and liquidityimproving. Non-performing loans ... Read More
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United States Insurance Q4 2018
... the US insurance industry the largest in the world. While a number ofchallenges exist, including high levels of competition and barriers to entry, as well as government interference in certain aspects ofinsurance policy, will not ... Read More
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Sweden Insurance Q4 2018
... is a strong propensity for utilising savings and investmentproducts through the competitive life insurance sector. While the maturity of the market does mean rapid growth in premiums areunlikely, carriers will be able to gain market ... Read More
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Turkey Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... Importantly to facilitate that growth, the sector is built on strong foundations; it is wellregulated, stable, and competitive, and the local capital market boasts relatively high liquidity. However, the sector isfacing increased risks that include ... Read More
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Kuwait Real Estate Q4 2018
... rebound in the oil sector. Retail has also witnessed gooddemand for quality spaces as private consumption grows. However, as sluggish movement in reforms and regional instabilitycontinue to overshadow the sector, investors and tenants continue to ... Read More
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Zimbabwe Banking & Financial Services Q4 2018
... previous administration to improve liquidity – including the introduction of so-called bond notes and greater use of electronic payments – have not been enough to increase the availability of hard currency,muting investor sentiment and economic ... Read More
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Health Insurance Carriers
... and UnitedHealth Group (all based in the US), as well as AEGON (the Netherlands), Allianz (Germany), and BUPA (UK). COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Demand for health insurance products is driven by cost of medical care. The profitability ... Read More
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Insurance Agencies & Brokerages
... & Brown, and Marsh & McLennan (all based in the US), as well as Aon, Lloyd's, and Willis Towers Watson (all based in the UK). COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Low interest rates, sluggish premium growth, and rising ... Read More
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Great Portland Estates Plc (GPOR) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review
... bring to you a clear and an unbiased view of the company’s key strengths and weaknesses and the potential opportunities and threats. The profile helps you formulate strategies that augment your business by enabling you ... Read More
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Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. (8802) - Financial and Strategic SWOT Analysis Review
... bring to you a clear and an unbiased view of the company’s key strengths and weaknesses and the potential opportunities and threats. The profile helps you formulate strategies that augment your business by enabling you ... Read More
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Denmark Insurance Q4 2018
... a result, the product offering in all sectors is comprehensive anddistribution channels are extensive, giving consumers excellent access to a range of covers. The growth outlook for this marketremains bright, despite already high rates of ... Read More
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Mexico Insurance Q4 2018
... dynamic competitive landscape. Awareness of theadvantages of insurance cover among households is also improving, while corporate consumers are benefiting due to theavailability of more diverse product ranges from a number of domestic and global carriers. ... Read More
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Canada Insurance Q4 2018
... and business confidence remains high, and this willdrive new purchases in both life and non-life lines, with premiums expanding in the 3-4% range in both sectors through to 2022.While some parts of the industry, particularly ... Read More
