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Monetary Intermediation: Trends, Developments and Prospects
41 pages, Mar 2016
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Overview
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US leads global financial market
The US remains the largest financial market, accounting for more than a third of total global revenue. Improving business conditions, growing incomes and rising levels of borrowing drive US monetary intermediation revenue.
Digitisation -new focus for traditional banks
Due to growing use of smartphones and other portable devices, traditional branch-orientated banks are shifting towards e-banking by offering apps and digital solutions for mobile devices.
Asian banks -among the largest global banks
Five Asian banks are among the 10 largest global banks in terms of assets. These banks are also rapidly expanding to overseas markets, increasing their presence especially in Southeast Asia and Latin America.
Financial institutions face rising competition
Banks are facing rising competition not only from other traditional financial services providers but also from alternative financing providers. Peer-to-peer platforms, payday lenders or companies offering mobile payments create strong pressure on traditional banking services.
Growing level of regulation
Due to still struggling financial institutions in developed countries, financial markets see growing levels of regulation to ensure stability, soundness and safety of the banking system.
Developing countries -the most dynamic in the future
Developing countries such as Brazil, China and India are expected to own the most dynamic financial markets in the future. Fast-growing middle-class populations and expanding economies will be among the major factors behind such strong growth.
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Introduction
Scope
Monetary Intermediation
Key findings
Global and Regional Overview
North America and Asia Pacific: Largest financial centres
Monetary intermediation grows in top financial markets
Financial markets on the rise in emerging countries
US and China: Key financial markets
Strong banking system drives the US financial market
US experience the rising level of loans
Difficult times for Chinese monetary intermediation providers
Non-performing loans grow in China
Eurozone: South still struggles, North recovers
Banking union to strengthen EU financial market
UK: Among the largest European financial markets
Upcoming referendum poses threat to the UK financial market
Key Industry Trends
B2B buyers - the largest client group
Households dominate in BRICs; intra-industry trade in Europe
Global mortgages on the rise
Industry sees rising profitability
Profitability remains high in developing countries
Financial market experiences strengthening regulation
Basel III to improve the stability of the financial market
Online banking creates strong pressure on traditional banking
Case study: Citibank
Citibank invests in online banking
Competitive Landscape
Asian banks dominate the top 10 banks list
Growing presence in foreign markets
Consolidation and restructuration: On the rise
Alternative Monetary Intermediation Providers
Mobile payments: The new focus for companies
Increasing regulation of payday lenders
Peer-to-peer lending: Another alternative for consumers
Future Prospects
The most dynamic financial markets: In developing countries
C ompetition and regulation: Among the major concerns for banks
Rising emphasis on customer loyalty
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